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How to use AWS Backup cross-account backup to copy and restore DynamoDB tables between AWS accounts
In this article, I am going to show you how to copy and restore DynamoDB tables using AWS Backup - cross-account backup between 2 AWS accounts.
In order for the cross-account to work, you have to add your 2 accounts (Source Account A and Target Account B) to the same Organization in the Organization Service.
DynamoDB
DynamoDB is a key-value, non-relational database that uses a simple key-value method to store data. A key-value database stores data as a collection of key-value pairs in which…
#dynamodb #backups #aws #dynamodbbackups
How to use AWS Backup cross-account backup to copy and restore DynamoDB tables between AWS accounts
In this article, I am going to show you how to copy and restore DynamoDB tables using AWS Backup - cross-account backup between 2 AWS accounts.
In order for the cross-account to work, you have to add your 2 accounts (Source Account A and Target Account B) to the same Organization in the Organization Service.
DynamoDB
DynamoDB is a key-value, non-relational database that uses a simple key-value method to store data. A key-value database stores data as a collection of key-value pairs in which…
#dynamodb #backups #aws #dynamodbbackups
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1. DynamoDB and its Data Pane Operations - 1
In this article, I am going to show you some of the Data Pane (read-write) operations, such us Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) on DynamoDB items, using expressions and conditional expressions.
In this article, I am not explaining the terminology and the concepts used in DynamoDB Tables. Please visit my previous articles for this - DynamoDB and its Control Pane Operations - 1 and DynamoDB and its Control Pane Operations - 2.
Let’s get started!
Objectives:
1. Create an item
2. Read an…
#dynamodb #aws #cli #crud
2. UIUC MCS - CS 435 Review - Cloud Computer Networking
Overview
TLDR: 435 is a high workload, high reward class with a dedicated professor and practical assignments that provide a solid basis for understanding computer networking.
Difficulty: Hard
Opinion: Enjoyed
Weekly workload: 12 hours
Semester taken: Fall 2022
Class Content
Lecture Content
The class was roughly split into two components. The first half of the semester focused on routing and how the internet works. These lectures were very high quality and instructive. They cover the netwo…
#softwareengineering #cloudnetworking #university #gradschool
1. DynamoDB and its Data Pane Operations - 1
In this article, I am going to show you some of the Data Pane (read-write) operations, such us Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) on DynamoDB items, using expressions and conditional expressions.
In this article, I am not explaining the terminology and the concepts used in DynamoDB Tables. Please visit my previous articles for this - DynamoDB and its Control Pane Operations - 1 and DynamoDB and its Control Pane Operations - 2.
Let’s get started!
Objectives:
1. Create an item
2. Read an…
#dynamodb #aws #cli #crud
2. UIUC MCS - CS 435 Review - Cloud Computer Networking
Overview
TLDR: 435 is a high workload, high reward class with a dedicated professor and practical assignments that provide a solid basis for understanding computer networking.
Difficulty: Hard
Opinion: Enjoyed
Weekly workload: 12 hours
Semester taken: Fall 2022
Class Content
Lecture Content
The class was roughly split into two components. The first half of the semester focused on routing and how the internet works. These lectures were very high quality and instructive. They cover the netwo…
#softwareengineering #cloudnetworking #university #gradschool
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1. Welcome Thread - v210
Welcome to DEV!
Leave a comment below to introduce yourself! You can talk about what brought you here, what you're learning, or just a fun fact about yourself.
Reply to someone's comment, either with a question or just a hello. 👋
Great to have you in the community!…
#welcome
2. Mastering GPG: The Essential Tool for Secure Communications in Software Development
Photo by Franck on Unsplash
That article is part of Devsletter and you can check other articles here.
As software developers, we often need to communicate and share sensitive information with our colleagues and clients. But in today’s digital age, where cyber threats are prevalent and data breaches are commonplace, it’s more important than ever to ensure the security and privacy of our communications. This is where GPG, or Gnu Privacy Guard, comes in.
GPG is a free and open-source tool that a…
#webdev #beginners #security #programming
3. DynamoDB local in Docker
Here is a quick post to show how to run DynamoDB locally if you want to test without connecting to the Cloud. As I already mentioned in a previous blog post, it stores the DynamoDB table items in a SQLite database. Yes, a NoSQL database stored in a SQL one... this tells a lot about the power of SQL.
I'll run DynamoDB Local in a Docker container, and define aliases to access it with AWS CLI and SQLite:
# Start DynamoDB local with a SQLite file (not in memory)
docker run --rm -d --name dynamodb …
#dynamodb #transaction #write #local
1. Welcome Thread - v210
Welcome to DEV!
Leave a comment below to introduce yourself! You can talk about what brought you here, what you're learning, or just a fun fact about yourself.
Reply to someone's comment, either with a question or just a hello. 👋
Great to have you in the community!…
#welcome
2. Mastering GPG: The Essential Tool for Secure Communications in Software Development
Photo by Franck on Unsplash
That article is part of Devsletter and you can check other articles here.
As software developers, we often need to communicate and share sensitive information with our colleagues and clients. But in today’s digital age, where cyber threats are prevalent and data breaches are commonplace, it’s more important than ever to ensure the security and privacy of our communications. This is where GPG, or Gnu Privacy Guard, comes in.
GPG is a free and open-source tool that a…
#webdev #beginners #security #programming
3. DynamoDB local in Docker
Here is a quick post to show how to run DynamoDB locally if you want to test without connecting to the Cloud. As I already mentioned in a previous blog post, it stores the DynamoDB table items in a SQLite database. Yes, a NoSQL database stored in a SQL one... this tells a lot about the power of SQL.
I'll run DynamoDB Local in a Docker container, and define aliases to access it with AWS CLI and SQLite:
# Start DynamoDB local with a SQLite file (not in memory)
docker run --rm -d --name dynamodb …
#dynamodb #transaction #write #local
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Solving the DynamoDB EventBridge Pipes Problem
I was really excited when AWS announced EventBridge Pipes at re:Invent last year. This was going to...
#aws #serverless #dynamodb #cdk
Solving the DynamoDB EventBridge Pipes Problem
I was really excited when AWS announced EventBridge Pipes at re:Invent last year. This was going to...
#aws #serverless #dynamodb #cdk
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Custom Converters in DynamoDB: Building Robust Data Models with Ease
DynamoDB's custom converters feature allows you to define custom mappings between your application's...
#aws #dynamodb #programming #serverless
Custom Converters in DynamoDB: Building Robust Data Models with Ease
DynamoDB's custom converters feature allows you to define custom mappings between your application's...
#aws #dynamodb #programming #serverless