COURSE DESCRIPTION
Welcome to the Amazon DynamoDB course! Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service that provides fast and predictable performance with seamless scalability. Designed for applications that require consistent, single-digit millisecond latency at any scale, DynamoDB is ideal for web, mobile, gaming, ad tech, IoT, and many other applications. Whether you are a developer, data engineer, or cloud architect, mastering DynamoDB will allow you to build highly scalable, reliable, and performant applications on AWS.
In this course, you will learn how to effectively use Amazon DynamoDB to design, deploy, and manage NoSQL databases in the AWS cloud. You will explore its key features, learn how to optimize your data models for performance and cost, and understand best practices for managing DynamoDB at scale. This course is perfect for those looking to leverage the power of AWS’s NoSQL database solutions for modern application development.
Course Objectives:
- Introduction to Amazon DynamoDB
- Key Features of DynamoDB: Scalability, Performance, and Flexibility
- Creating and Managing DynamoDB Tables
- Data Modeling Best Practices for DynamoDB
- DynamoDB Streams and Triggers: Real-Time Processing
- Optimizing Performance and Cost with DynamoDB
- Securing Data in DynamoDB with Encryption and IAM
- Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery for DynamoDB
- Advanced Features: Global Tables, On-Demand Mode, and Transactions
- Monitoring, Logging, and Troubleshooting DynamoDB
- Integrating DynamoDB with Other AWS Services
- Real-World Use Cases and Scenarios for Amazon DynamoDB
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of AWS services and cloud computing
- Familiarity with database concepts, particularly NoSQL
- Understanding of data modeling principles is helpful
Features
- Detailed exploration of DynamoDB’s architecture and key features
- Hands-on labs for creating and managing DynamoDB tables
- Best practices for designing scalable and performant NoSQL data models
- Techniques for optimizing DynamoDB performance and cost
- Security, backup, and recovery strategies for DynamoDB data
Target audiences
- Developers and software engineers
- Data engineers and data architects
- Cloud architects and engineers
- IT professionals and system administrators
- Anyone interested in NoSQL database management