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Load single-value data into DynamoDB programmatically - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: Creating a Serverless Application Using React in AWS
Load single-value data into DynamoDB programmatically
- [Instructor] You should have entered all of the different services into the services table in DynamoDB. And what you probably found out is, what I discovered is that while this works perfectly well, and it's really, really easy, there are two problems, one is, it takes a lot of time. You're constantly hopping back and forth between your JSON file and copying and pasting which is always a little bit error prone. And it also just doesn't really feel like the way that as a developer, you want to do things. So let's go ahead and take care of the developer side of that. Hop back into visual studio. And in the example files, you should see a couple of new scripts under your source scripts directory. They are all prefaced with the word load. So let's look at loadAccessibilities first, 'cause this is the simplest. Now, as I said before, sometimes you need to memorize how to do things and sometimes you just need to…
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Download and install the AWS Command Line Interface2m 31s
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Set up an AWS IAM user2m 37s
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Configure the AWS CLI1m 54s
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Install the AWS SDK1m 26s
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Create a DynamoDB table5m 49s
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Challenge: Add DynamoDB tables for other components2m 58s
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Solution: Add DynamoDB tables for other components5m 3s
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Load data into DynamoDB using the AWS console1m 28s
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Load single-value data into DynamoDB programmatically3m 52s
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Load multi-value data into DynamoDB programmatically4m 13s
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