Re: Dynamodb Applied Design Patterns Prabhakaran Kuppusamy
Gema Shisila
Designed as a complete solutions guide for AWS DynamoDB, this book is a fully managed proprietary NoSQL database service pattern. The book begins with a description of the concepts of data modeling including tables, items, attributes, primary keys, indexes, and design patterns. You will learn how to access DynamoDB in the management console, command line, and the Eclipse plugin. You will also gain insights into DynamoDB Local and CLI commands. By the end of the book, you will have all that it takes to efficiently use DynamoDB to its utmost capabilities.
Chapter 1, Data Modeling with DynamoDB, will teach users about data model concepts, including tables, items and attributes, primary key, and indexes and their design patterns.
Applied OpenStack Design Patterns starts off with the basics of OpenStack and teaches you how to map your application flow. Application behavior with OpenStack components is discussed. Once components and architectural design patterns are set up, you will learn how to map native infrastructure and applications using OpenStack.Also covered is the use of storage management and computing to map user requests and allocations. The author takes a deep dive into the topic of High Availability and Native Cluster Management, including the best practices associated with it. The book concludes with solution patterns for networking components of OpenStack, to reduce latency and enable faster communication gateways between components of OpenStack and native applications.
The book includes a significant number of examples that can be used by new users and experts alike. The book begins with a description on the concepts of data model including tables, items, and attributes, primary key, indexes, and design patterns. You will learn to access DynamoDB in the Management Console, command line, and eclipse plugin. Users can also gain insights into DynamoDB locals and CLI commands. Furthermore, global and local secondary indexes and its importance in DynamoDB will be looked into. Users can also learn how to use Query and Scan operations in DynamoDB tables, along with DynamoDB APIs and their formats. The book ends by covering the best design use cases DynamoDB architectures along with real-time problem statements and their best solutions.