DynamoDB index (Global index and Local Index) (NEW)

[@JohnsonPatrick-vg4nz]

Great video to explain the difference between GI and LI. Thanks

[@lovetocode4486]

Thanks Johnson..

[@user-dd6pd7ji2y]

Thank you. Great explanatory material. Would you be so kind to explain read/write capacity units in one of your videos?

[@lovetocode4486]

Thanks mate, I will try to create a one with read/write capacity info. 👍

[@MirandaSolm-bx3hj]

Awesome video. thanks

[@lovetocode4486]

Thanks for the comment

[@sahild6584]

Very Clearly Explained, Awesome!!!

[@lovetocode4486]

Thanks for the comment Sahil

[@madhubachi2247]

thanks for the demo on indexes.question on GSI--the partition key 'Deliverystatus in not unique'.--so is it not mandatory to be unique.

[@lovetocode4486]

Sorry for the delay mate.
If you select the partition key for GI as "Deliverystatus", it ("Deliverystatus") is not necessarily to be unique.

[@ashu9103]

Thanks for the great video. I have a query about sort key in GSI, can we use sort key of primary index in GSI?

[@lovetocode4486]

Hi mate,
When you create GSI, the data for the GSI could be stored in different physical location. You are only allowed to query either using primary partition + sort OR GSI partition key + GSI sort key.
It is very important to understand the access pattern of the data. Based on that, try to create GSI or Local index etc.
This could be help for further clarification.th-cam.com/video/x8IxY4zoBGI/w-d-xo.html

[@user-xn7lj4mm7v]

Looking for how to call DynamoDB using Python. Specially GI and Local index. Thanks

[@lovetocode4486]

Thanks for the comment. Yes, soon it will be Python with DyanmoDB. Stay in touch