Amazon DynamoDB: Core Components

Nancy JainAugust 22, 2018August 24, 2018Amazon, AWS, AWS Services, Database, NoSql, Reactive Application, TutorialAWS, AWSDynamoDb, CoreComponents, DynamoDB, nosql

DynamoDB is a part of Amazon Web Services. It is a NoSQL database, which supports key-value and document data structures. In this blog, we will be discussing Core components of DynamoDb. Features of DynamoDb: It is a fully managed NoSQL database. It can store & retrieve any amount of data, and can serve any amount of traffic. To maintain fast performance, it distributes data Continue Reading

The Rise Of Scanamo: Async Access For DynamoDB In Scala

Ayush TiwariJuly 19, 2018August 9, 2018Amazon, Database, Non-Blocking, NoSql, Scalaamazon, DynamoDB, nosql, technology

Scanamo is a library to use DynamoDB with Scala in a simpler manner with less error-prone code. Now the question is “Why should anyone use it?” The answer is very simple. As DynamoDB clients provided by AWS are not available in Scala DSL. So there are a number of libraries available for DynamoDB to write your queries in Scala. But what makes Scanamo different from other Continue Reading

No need to predict your application load in advance with Amazon DynamoDB

Shubham AgarwalMarch 26, 2018Amazon, JavaDynamoDB

Hello everyone! In this blog, I will try to explain what is Amazon DynamooDb and how it is powerful than other NoSQL databases. What Is Amazon DynamoDB? Amazon DynmoDb is a fully managed NoSQL database service that provides fast and predictable performance with seamless scalability. We do not need to predict our application load in advance. In order to have a clear understanding, let us take a Continue Reading

Introduction to AWS DynamoDB

Akshansh JainMarch 4, 2018July 19, 2018AWS, AWS Services, DatabaseAWS, Database, DynamoDB

DynamoDB is a database service provided by Amazon. Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service that provides fast and predictable performance with seamless scalability. You can use it to store and retrieve any amount of data without worrying about hardware provisioning, setup & configuration, replication, software patching, or cluster scaling. It mostly takes care of these things itself while also providing options to configure these Continue Reading

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