Amazon DynamoDB

Developer Guide (API Version 2012-08-10)

What Is Amazon DynamoDB?
- How It Works
- From SQL to NoSQL
Setting Up DynamoDB
- Setting Up DynamoDB Local (Downloadable Version)
- Setting Up DynamoDB (Web Service)
Accessing DynamoDB
- Using the Console
  - Working with User Preferences
- Using the CLI
- Using the API
Getting Started with DynamoDB
- Java and DynamoDB
- JavaScript and DynamoDB
- Node.js and DynamoDB
- .NET
- PHP and DynamoDB
- Python and DynamoDB
- Ruby and DynamoDB
Programming with DynamoDB
- Overview of AWS SDK Support for DynamoDB
- Programmatic Interfaces
- DynamoDB Low-Level API
- Error Handling
- Higher-Level Programming Interfaces for DynamoDB
- Running the Code Samples
Working with DynamoDB
- Working with Tables
- Working with Items
- Working with Queries
  - Querying: Java
  - Querying: .NET
- Working with Scans
  - Scanning: Java
  - Scanning: .NET
- Working with Indexes
  - Global Secondary Indexes
  - Local Secondary Indexes
    - Local Secondary Indexes: Java
      - Example: Local Secondary Indexes - Java Document API
    - Local Secondary Indexes: .NET
      - Example: Local Secondary Indexes - .NET Low-Level API
- Working with Streams
On-Demand Backup and Restore
- How It Works
- Backing Up a Table
- Restoring a Table from a Backup
- Deleting a Table Backup
- Using IAM
Point-in-Time Recovery
- How It Works
- Before You Begin
- Restoring a Table To a Point in Time
Global Tables
- How It Works
- Requirements and Best Practices
- Creating a Global Table
- Monitoring Global Tables
- Using IAM with Global Tables
Encryption at Rest
- How It Works
- Before You Begin
- Enabling Encryption at Rest
In-Memory Acceleration with DAX
- Concepts
- DAX Cluster Components
- Creating a DAX Cluster
  - AWS CLI
  - AWS Management Console
- DAX and DynamoDB Consistency Models
- Using the DAX Client in an Application
  - Tutorial: Running a Sample Application
  - Modifying an Existing Application to Use DAX
- Managing DAX Clusters
- DAX Access Control
- DAX Encryption at Rest
- Using Service-Linked Roles for DAX
- DAX API Reference
Authentication and Access Control
- Overview of Managing Access
- Using Identity-Based Policies (IAM Policies)
- DynamoDB API Permissions Reference
- Using Conditions
- Using Web Identity Federation
  - Preparing to Use Web Identity Federation
  - Writing Your App to Use Web Identity Federation
Monitoring DynamoDB
- Monitoring Tools
- Monitoring with Amazon CloudWatch
  - Metrics and Dimensions
  - Creating Alarms
- Logging DynamoDB Operations by Using AWS CloudTrail
Best Practices
- NoSQL Design
- Partition Key Design
- Sort-Key Design
- Secondary Indexes
- Large Items
- Time-Series Data
- Many-to-Many Relationships
- Hybrid DynamoDB–RDBMS
- Relational Modeling
  - First Steps
  - Example
- Querying and Scanning
- Global Tables
Integrating with Other AWS Services
- Amazon VPC Endpoints for DynamoDB
- Integrating with Amazon Cognito
- Integrating with Amazon Redshift
- Integrating with Amazon EMR
Limits in DynamoDB
API Reference
Appendix
- Troubleshooting SSL/TLS connection establishment issues
- Example Tables and Data
- Creating Example Tables and Uploading Data
  - Creating Example Tables and Uploading Data - Java
  - Creating Example Tables and Uploading Data - .NET
- Example Application Using AWS SDK for Python (Boto)
- Integrating with Amazon Data Pipeline
- Amazon DynamoDB Storage Backend for Titan
- Reserved Words in DynamoDB
- Legacy Conditional Parameters
- Previous Low-Level API Version (2011-12-05)
  - BatchGetItem
  - BatchWriteItem
  - CreateTable
  - DeleteItem
  - DeleteTable
  - DescribeTables
  - GetItem
  - ListTables
  - PutItem
  - Query
  - Scan
  - UpdateItem
  - UpdateTable
Document History

Programmatic Interfaces

Every AWS SDK provides one or more programmatic interfaces for working with DynamoDB. These interfaces range from simple low-level DynamoDB wrappers to object-oriented persistence layers. The available interfaces vary depending on the AWS SDK and programming language that you use.

The following section highlights some of the interfaces available, using the AWS SDK for Java as an example. (Not all interfaces are available in all AWS SDKs.)

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