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Dynamodb Applied Design Patterns
About This Book
Create, design, and manage databases in DynamoDB
Immerse yourself in DynamoDB design examples and user cases, be it for new users or expert ones
Perform sharding and modeling, to give your applications the low cost NoSQL edge
Who This Book Is For
If you are an intermediate to advanced DynamoDB developer looking to learn the best practices associated with efficient data modeling, this book is for you.
Create, design, and manage databases in DynamoDB
Immerse yourself in DynamoDB design examples and user cases, be it for new users or expert ones
Perform sharding and modeling, to give your applications the low cost NoSQL edge
Who This Book Is For
If you are an intermediate to advanced DynamoDB developer looking to learn the best practices associated with efficient data modeling, this book is for you.
202 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2014
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February 23, 2015
This book takes you where you are and brings you directly in the cumulus. It starts gently by explaining the basic of the NoSQL, then move to DynamoDB fundamental: what is a data model and how to create a table.
Chapter after chapter, the book moves you to the next level by bringing new complexities and explains how to manage them with his simple but complete scenario. All the code samples are in Java and extremely well explained. With my .Net background, I always understood.
The book ends by presenting many best practices to get the best of DynamoDB, and compare it to other popular NoSQL databases.
I will definitely recommend this book to all people looking for a NoSQL database. DynamoDB is unavoidable when we are looking for a no-relational database, and this book is a must to have in our bookshelf.
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