I'm new to your channel but Ive been watching and learning for several weeks. I appreciate your ability to make concepts seem easier to munch on. I'm doing a cloud project on my own and your videos are helping me through it. I'm new to tech (career changer) and your channel is truly a gem! Thanks!
Hi Christine, Thank you so much for your kind words. These types of comments keep me motivated to continue making videos. In terms of your career change, I applaud you for entering in to this space and learning the ropes of AWS. If you ever need career advice or have any tech questions in general, feel free to reach out via email (daniel@beabetterdev.com) and I would be happy to help. Thanks again and welcome to the channel!
I have been using DyDb for more than a year , but never knew such minute details as mentioned in your video ! Kudos for creating such a simple yet fully informative video on DyDB. :)
Again, you are very easy to listen to. Great explanations. Studying now for my CSAA I hope to take in about 3 weeks. Then the next hopefully before the end of Aug. Thanks again for the content!
great vid, looking forward to more of your stuff. You have a really good balance between moving forward through concepts and adequately revealing the steps and options without dwelling and slowing down the learning trajectory. that kind of control is sadly lacking in a lot of video tutorials today. This balance and your manner of speaking makes for a really good learning experience. Good stuff!
Is there a transcript available for this video? I also noticed that closed captions were disabled, I was hoping you might be able to change it so it is possible to get a copy of the transcript. Thank you for the resource.
I'm curious if the dynamoDB uses xpath for the quick Query interface, based on the options you have it surely seems like it, could be sql but xpath would require way less overhead.
Sorry about that! I added a bunch to the description section. If there is a particular one you're interested in please let me know and I can get a link!
This content is full of innovative concepts. I came across a book with like themes that challenged my perceptions. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill
Really love your videos, I was wondering, possible to explain a bit more on DynamoDB using concurrently with AppSync? I am uncertain how the graphql Queries work. Does the appsync default query function utilize DynamoDB's query function? It would be a lot of help if I can have a more in-depth understanding of this. I can't really find videos on how the Appsync version of GraphQL works.
Thank you so much for the video! : D 27:42 - "... So it's great if you have global apps that aren't stack specific and you want to get some increased performance ... " why does the stack matter here? Are you implying that if I use MERN stack as opposed to MEAN, it is possible that I get different performance? I didn't really understand what you were suggesting with this observation here
hi! so for example say im trying to make like a music table, I was thinking of making the song_title the partition key and they year the sort_key, though I do want to query based on the artist too, should I make the artist a global index or local index?
Global Secondary Index seems like the best fit. You can create a GSI with artist as the partition key and either song_title or year as the sort key, depending on your query patterns. This will allow you to efficiently query your table based on the artist, regardless of the song title or year. In your case, since the artist is neither the partition key nor the sort key, an LSI wouldn't be appropriate.
I hope u see this comment .. Hello Daniel I'm new to the whole back-end thing did some AI small projects before And have been dealing with Java and Android most of the time. But I have a task and I do need some insights to build some knowledge and try to apply it the task . I have been asked to build a CMS that can store different types of data. And then apply some frameworks such as haystack / jina-ai and a simple UI from the outside the thing is I don't know exactly where to start And I have 3 weeks deadline Any thoughts ? I would appreciate any piece of help! thanks in advance
Hi Isac, Unfortunately I have never built a CMS on aws before. However I did do some googling for you and found this project on github that seems like a good start: github.com/ACenterA/acentera-aws-serverless-cms-todo It looks to leverage cognito, dynamodb, and other AWS services to power the CMS. Hope this helps. Daniel
Just found out about your channel I find it videos very informative Yet I'm obligated to 7days deadline 😵 Can u guide me through this task I have been asked in my university training to use AWS to make a scalable CMS to store different types of data then apply elastic search I'm new to this so could u please give it a look and also idk if I will need Django / wordpress during the process or I can just do that thru aws
This is the first time I've heard someone say "NoSQL stands for 'Not only SQL'". That has got to be the worst name that you could ever come up with. The acronym literally means the opposite of what it is.
It's crazy you do a better job at explaining these concepts that the actual AWS academy. Thank you
I'm new to your channel but Ive been watching and learning for several weeks. I appreciate your ability to make concepts seem easier to munch on. I'm doing a cloud project on my own and your videos are helping me through it. I'm new to tech (career changer) and your channel is truly a gem! Thanks!
Hi Christine,
Thank you so much for your kind words. These types of comments keep me motivated to continue making videos. In terms of your career change, I applaud you for entering in to this space and learning the ropes of AWS. If you ever need career advice or have any tech questions in general, feel free to reach out via email (daniel@beabetterdev.com) and I would be happy to help.
Thanks again and welcome to the channel!
Starting at a new job this week, this is helping me a lot to get ready to deliver!
I have been using DyDb for more than a year , but never knew such minute details as mentioned in your video ! Kudos for creating such a simple yet fully informative video on DyDB. :)
You're very welcome Pallavi! Thanks for the kind words.
Again, you are very easy to listen to. Great explanations. Studying now for my CSAA I hope to take in about 3 weeks. Then the next hopefully before the end of Aug. Thanks again for the content!
i swear your videos are always so helpful and full of useful information. you explain these things so well. keep it up!
Really nice intro to DynamoDB! Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words Tamer!
I appreciate how much time and effort you put into creating your videos. They are very helpful and have helped me become a better trader.
great vid, looking forward to more of your stuff. You have a really good balance between moving forward through concepts and adequately revealing the steps and options without dwelling and slowing down the learning trajectory. that kind of control is sadly lacking in a lot of video tutorials today. This balance and your manner of speaking makes for a really good learning experience. Good stuff!
Great content, superb explanation
Came back here to re-learn DynamoDb for my current website project!
This channel is just amazing. Thank you Dear!
This is genuinely great content. I loved it.
Thanks so much! I'll grab tea with you any time!
@@BeABetterDev haha :)
Thanks for the great AWS content!
You're very welcome Yexi! Thanks for watching :)
@@BeABetterDev amazing content
Thanks sean!
Thank You ! Great Video Content
please cover all AWS services.
Thanks Samadhan!
amazing explanation! thank you! 🙌
Really Helpful. Thank you!
great introduction
Great explanation👍, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic video, thank you!
Love you so much thank you for all these videos you are changing my life
I love reading comments like these. Thanks so much for your kind words and support. Keep on learning!
very good video. Thanks!
Great vedio to understand basics of dynamo db. Kudos
Glad you liked it!
Is there a transcript available for this video? I also noticed that closed captions were disabled, I was hoping you might be able to change it so it is possible to get a copy of the transcript. Thank you for the resource.
I'm curious if the dynamoDB uses xpath for the quick Query interface, based on the options you have it surely seems like it, could be sql but xpath would require way less overhead.
Your description does NOT list the other videos you mentioned 🤷🏻♂️
Sorry about that! I added a bunch to the description section. If there is a particular one you're interested in please let me know and I can get a link!
This content is full of innovative concepts. I came across a book with like themes that challenged my perceptions. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill
Love your videos, Please keep it up and thank you very much.
Loved the cursor you use :P How can I change mine to it?
Hey Edmilson,
Here's the cursors I use: www.rw-designer.com/cursor-set/mario-gant
Hope this helps!
Wow, what a great video. Sub!
Great stuff 👍
Thanks r b!
This video was a amazing 😁
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Nice vid. Very informative
Greate content, thank you!
When you say transparent, it means you see them ? Or opaque you don't see them . What you see is transparent. What you don't see is opaque
Thank you!
You're very welcome Chinara
is there a way I can access these slides? This is super useful informaiton
Really love your videos, I was wondering, possible to explain a bit more on DynamoDB using concurrently with AppSync? I am uncertain how the graphql Queries work. Does the appsync default query function utilize DynamoDB's query function? It would be a lot of help if I can have a more in-depth understanding of this.
I can't really find videos on how the Appsync version of GraphQL works.
Thank you so much for the video! : D
27:42 - "... So it's great if you have global apps that aren't stack specific and you want to get some increased performance ... " why does the stack matter here? Are you implying that if I use MERN stack as opposed to MEAN, it is possible that I get different performance? I didn't really understand what you were suggesting with this observation here
hi! so for example say im trying to make like a music table,
I was thinking of making the song_title the partition key and they year the sort_key, though I do want to query based on the artist too, should I make the artist a global index or local index?
Global Secondary Index seems like the best fit. You can create a GSI with artist as the partition key and either song_title or year as the sort key, depending on your query patterns. This will allow you to efficiently query your table based on the artist, regardless of the song title or year. In your case, since the artist is neither the partition key nor the sort key, an LSI wouldn't be appropriate.
26:30 How long does it take till both, the master and the replica are synchronized?
Usually less than a second.
Sweet! 🙂
Thanks! 😄
Great!
Thanks
you're very welcome!
How do I connect PHP to dynamodb
how to practice it ?
Thnx
great
After such aggressive billing for reading data, who can afford?
Great
Sir, Do you provide any course related to this AWS? if yes please let me know.
Hi sir, how i can filter nested data from a table , any video link
I hope u see this comment ..
Hello Daniel
I'm new to the whole back-end thing
did some AI small projects before
And have been dealing with Java and Android most of the time.
But I have a task and I do need some insights to build some knowledge and try to apply it the task .
I have been asked to build a CMS that can store different types of data.
And then apply some frameworks such as haystack / jina-ai and a simple UI from the outside
the thing is I don't know exactly where to start
And I have 3 weeks deadline
Any thoughts ?
I would appreciate any piece of help!
thanks in advance
Hi Isac,
Unfortunately I have never built a CMS on aws before. However I did do some googling for you and found this project on github that seems like a good start: github.com/ACenterA/acentera-aws-serverless-cms-todo
It looks to leverage cognito, dynamodb, and other AWS services to power the CMS. Hope this helps.
Daniel
@@BeABetterDev thank you very much I'm going to check it out
not me shouting out load that there is Create Item lol 30:39
Woopsies!
🙏👍
He has started a technical explanation here:
ruclips.net/video/2k2GINpO308/видео.html
Amazing video, thank you!
Just found out about your channel
I find it videos very informative
Yet I'm obligated to 7days deadline 😵
Can u guide me through this task
I have been asked in my university training to use AWS to make a scalable CMS to store different types of data
then apply elastic search
I'm new to this so could u please give it a look and also idk if I will need Django / wordpress during the process or I can just do that thru aws
EQ your voice a little bit before uploading the video. Too much bass and can't differentiate when sped up.
Think your probably using headphones, mr audiophile
@@simranbanwait Yeah so?
please add subtitles its hard to understand the accent
I'm offended!
@@BeABetterDev I didnt meant to offend you just it was lil hard to go with the things you were talking 😅
Bad video. It took you 30 minutes to create table?
This is the first time I've heard someone say "NoSQL stands for 'Not only SQL'". That has got to be the worst name that you could ever come up with. The acronym literally means the opposite of what it is.
NoSQL solutions started off very similar to SQL.
Ascent is too fast..Cant catch words😥
You can slow it down to 75% or 50% with the youtube video player settings.
its quite the opposite. You are confusing me
A great resource to learn about DynamoDB is Alex Debrie's The DynamoDB Book: bit.ly/dynamodb_book
Amazing video, thank you!
Great video!