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Packt Publishing, 2015. 266 p. ISBN 978- 1- 78439- 375- 5.AWS DynamoDB is an excellent example of a production-ready NoSQL database. In recent years, DynamoDB has been able to attract many customers because of its features like high-availability, reliability and infinite scalability. DynamoDB can be easily integrated with massive data crunching tools like Hadoop /EMR, which is an essential part of this data-driven world and hence it is widely accepted. The cost and time-efficient design makes DynamoDB stand out amongst its peers. The design of DynamoDB is so neat and clean that it has inspired many NoSQL databases to simply follow it.This book will get your hands on some engineering best practices DynamoDB engineers use, which can be used in your day-to-day life to build robust and scalable applications. You will start by operating with DynamoDB tables and learn to manipulate items and manage indexes. You will also discover how to easily integrate applications with other AWS services like EMR, S3, CloudSearch, RedShift etc. A couple of chapters talk in detail about how to use DynamoDB as a backend database and hosting it on AWS ElasticBean. This book will also focus on security measures of DynamoDB as well by providing techniques on data encryption, masking etc.By the end of the book youll be adroit in designing web and mobile applications using DynamoDB and host it on cloud.What You Will Learn:
Design DynamoDB tables to achieve high read and write throughput;
Discover best practices like caching, exponential back-offs and auto-retries, storing large items in AWS S3, storing compressed data etc;
Effectively use DynamoDB Local in order to make your development smooth and cost effective;
Implement cost effective best practices to reduce the burden of DynamoDB charges;
Create and maintain secondary indexes to support improved data access;
Integrate various other AWS services like AWS EMR, AWS CloudSearch, AWS Pipeline etc. with DynamoDB.Construct top-notch mobile and web applications with the Internet scalable NoSQL database and host it on cloud.
Integrate your applications with other AWS services like AWS EMR, AWS S3, AWS Redshift, and AWS CloudSearch etc. in order to achieve a one-stop application stack.
Step-by-step implementation guide that provides real-world use with hands-on recipes.Who This Book Is For:
This book is intended for those who have a basic understanding of AWS services and want to take their knowledge to the next level by getting their hands dirty with coding recipes in DynamoDB. iPAD Amazon Kindle, PC , Cool Reader (EPUB), Calibre (EPUB, MOBI, AZW3), Adobe Digital Editions (EPUB), FBReader (EPUB, MOBI, AZW3).

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DynamoDB Cookbook

DynamoDB Cookbook

Copyright 2015 Packt Publishing

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First published: September 2015

Production reference: 1210915

Published by Packt Publishing Ltd.

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ISBN 978-1-78439-375-5

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Credits

Author

Tanmay Deshpande

Reviewers

Sergio Alcantara

Kenny Ha

Volker Kueffel

Dr. Jun-young Kwak

Commissioning Editor

Pramila Balan

Acquisition Editor

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Content Development Editor

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Cover Work

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About the Author

Tanmay Deshpande is a Hadoop and big data evangelist. He currently works with Symantec Corporation as a senior software engineer in Pune, India. He has interests in a wide range of technologies, such as Hadoop, Hive, Pig, NoSQL databases, Mahout, Sqoop, Java, cloud computing, and so on. He has vast experience in application development in various domains, such as finance, telecom, manufacturing, security, and retail. He enjoys solving machine learning problems and likes to spend his time reading anything that he can get his hands on. He has a great interest in open source technologies and has been promoting them through his talks. He has been invited to various colleges to conduct brainstorming sessions with students on the latest technologies.

Before Symantec Corporation, he worked with Infosys, where he worked as the lead Big Data/Cloud developer. He was a core team member of the Infosys Big Data Edge platform. Through his innovative thinking and dynamic leadership, he successfully completed various projects.

Before he wrote this book, he also authored two books, Mastering DynamoDB and Cloud Computing. He regularly blogs at http://hadooptutorials.co.in

Acknowledgments

This is the third book in a row for me, and I can't stop myself from imagining this to be real without my grandparents' love and care. I know that they are there somewhere and constantly blessing me with their best wishes all the time. I would like to dedicate this book to my grandparents, Late Mrs. Usha and Late Mr. Bhaskar Deshpande, Mrs. Malati and Late Mr. Madhukar Budukh.

I would like to thank my wife, Sneha, for standing beside me through thick and thin. She has been the source of inspiration and motivation to achieve bigger and better in life. I appreciate her patience to allow me to dedicate more time for this book and understanding what it means to me, without any complaints.

I would like to thank my mom, Mrs. Manisha Deshpande, my dad, Mr. Avinash Deshpande, and my brother, Sakalya, for encouraging me to follow my ambitions and for making me what I am today.

Above all, I would like thank the Almighty for giving me power to believe in my passion and pursue my dreams. This would not have been possible without the faith I have in him!

About the Reviewers

Sergio Alcantara has been building cloud-based platforms since the beginning of Amazon Web Services. Over the years, he has built the backend infrastructure for mobile and web applications that empowered GPS data, big data, and sports gaming. He has taken advantage of cloud computing to build highly reliable and scalable platforms.

Among his latest projects, there are several that use DynamoDB in different ways, but two of them use DynamoDB as their main and only database. In one project, he utilizes DynamoDB to store large quantities of data (big data), and in the other, he took advantage of DynamoDB's high scalability to satisfy the demands of high traffic social and sports betting pool applications.

He also created several open source libraries, all of which are listed in his GitHub profile (https://github.com/serg-io). The most notable of these libraries being backbone-dynamodb, which extends Backbone, a popular JavaScript library, in order to allow the developer to store Backbone data models in DynamoDB.

Kenny Ha is currently working as a Senior Systems Architect at a local private company in San Diego. He is passionate about learning new technologies, especially about the mobile internet and data structures. He developed a passion for programming and data structures in the fall of 1992, at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) and has been devoted to it ever since. Nowadays, he's intrigued with the entire mobile internet ecosystem and is trying to learn more about it.

All this is thanks to his childhood best friend, who advised him to switch his major from Electrical Engineering to Computer Science. He appreciates this advice till date and is very proud of his decision. His university years were all about learning and doing what interests him, which is programming, more than doing his required coursework. Throughout his career, he has designed scalable distributed enterprise systems with strong data structures and database concepts that he learnt in his university.

He has worked on many projects that involved distributed computing and processing. He realized that technology has evolved fairly rapidly, starting from the old CORBA days to the modern days of distributed service-oriented web services. He's currently involved with learning more advanced theoretical concepts related to computer science, in order to understand the theoretical concepts taught in universities and transform them into programmable implementation of working code, which includes mobile advancements. One of the exciting projects he has designed is a Global Positioning System project. He designed a hybrid database structure to manage the mobile GPS devices on golf carts and automobile industries. These hybrid database structures included a RDBMS and NoSQL(DynamoDB) to persist high-volume GPS coordinates in millions. He said that the most fun and exciting part of the project was a multi-threaded parallel Java program, which persisted data to DynamoDB while a Node.JS program projected the GPS coordinates on the web page to allow for the viewing of the golf carts traveling in real time.

The most important concept here is that the business requirements will always dictate the architectural designs of a system. Therefore, make sure to adopt the best practices of good software designs for effectiveness, efficiency, and user-friendliness. In the future, there will always be new innovative ecosystems that will disrupt the current technology and market trends, including the mobile Internet. We are definitely looking forward to these ecosystems being taught at universities.

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