DynamoDB
Querying OpenSearch from .NET: Full-Text Search on DynamoDB Data. Paid Members Public
Learn how to query data from Amazon OpenSearch using .NET after importing it from DynamoDB with Zero ETL. This integration allows you to perform full-text searches and advanced queries on DynamoDB data, enhancing your application's search capabilities seamlessly.
DynamoDB Zero-ETL Integration With Amazon OpenSearch Service Paid Members Public
Let's learn how to set up the DynamoDB Zero ETL plugin for OpenSearch, a fully managed, no-code setup for ingesting data into Amazon OpenSearch Service.
Beyond CRUD: Leveraging DynamoDB Transactions for Complex Operations in .NET Paid Members Public
Amazon DynamoDB Transactions simplifies the developer experience of making all-or-nothing changes to multiple items within and across tables. In this post, let's learn about TransactWriteItems and how to use them when building .NET applications.
How to Effectively Manage Data Lifetime with DynamoDB Time to Live Paid Members Public
Amazon DynamoDB Time to Live (TTL) is a feature that allows you to manage the expiration of items in a DynamoDB table automatically. Let's learn how to enable and use the TTL feature when building applications.
Batch Delete Item Operations In DynamoDB Using .NET Paid Members Public
DynamoDB's batch delete functionality allows deleting multiple items from one or more DynamoDB tables with a single API call. This feature is useful when you're dealing with data cleanup, archiving, or any scenario requiring mass deletion.
BatchWriteItem Operations In DynamoDB Using .NET Paid Members Public
Amazon DynamoDB's BatchWriteItem functionality allows you to insert multiple items to one or more DynamoDB tables using a single API call. This feature is particularly useful for scenarios involving data ingestion, bulk updates, or data cleanup tasks.
BatchGetItem Operations In DynamoDB Using .NET Paid Members Public
Amazon DynamoDB's BatchGetItem functionality allows you to retrieve multiple items from one or more DynamoDB tables using a single API call. This feature is useful when retrieving multiple items with known primary keys. It reduces the number of roundtrips to the database and optimizes performance.
How to Query Secondary Indexes Using DynamoDBContext From the .NET SDK? Paid Members Public
Learn how to use the High Level DynamoDBContext API to query Global and Local Secondary Indexes in DynamoDB from .NET applications.