This is something I was looking for. Appreciate man. However, I have a question from a security perspective: how would you implement rate limiting? or do you have any video on securing these endpoints? Please share the link here.
Excellent video explaning the concept in a simple manner and it helped me save so much time Googling. Good on you and I am sure you'll feel satisfied with many of us finding your video very useful!!
Hi Greg, Thanks for the comment. I agree it is more complicated to get this up and running. Also I think this is only applicable in certain cases where direct integration makes sense (where business logic is necessary). Thanks for watching and take care.
Thanks Daniel for another very useful video. Two things maybe worth mentioning: 1. for sure you need to deploy the API after specifying or changing the mapping template; 2. by using the mapping template you can make sure that you pass into the request to DynamoDB table only the parameters you want from the request (I've tested this by adding other key/values in the JSON request and seeing that they don't get added to the table) Again, thanks for the very useful tutorial.
liked your video before watching a sec ! you deserve all the support for this gold you are teaching , and also , i wanna start from scratch in your channel , if you can tell me where to start exactely , the basics i mean , Thank you
Thank you so much Abdou for your kind words. I would suggest starting with my video on the most important AWS services (link below). I'm also going to be coming out with a new video about pet projects you can do to learn AWS. This was inspired by reading this comment, so thank you!
Great Video man! loved it! would you have a video on the non-service proxy integration with the work flow you demo in the video e.g. Browser -> Rest API -> Lambda -> DynamoDB ? love the content!
Daniel your content is awesome, thanks for taking the time to post all this relevant and often overlooked content domain.. I don't know if I'm the only one that thinks this but your speech pace is really slow.. Using a video speed control extension for Chrome you're comprehensible up to about 3.10x which is a record ;)
Thanks Jonas! I've never been told I speak too slowly before, quite the contrary actually haha. I'll try to keep this in mind for my next videos. Thanks again for watching!
Really useful video for a beginner like me. I am wondering how to do this if I have an EC2 which hosts a spring boot database? How to I identify it and which action names do I use?
Dear Daniel, you saved my day! This video fits to my use-case thanks for your effort. But I wish to know how do I send response back to user in json. Answer anticipated.
Wow, this is truly remarkable content. I had the pleasure of reading something similar, and it was an unforgettable experience. "Mastering AWS: A Software Engineers Guide" by Nathan Vale
Hello, thanks for the video. I'm trying to do this now but I think alot has changed with AWS UI. I can't seen to find DynamoDB under API Gateway Integrations. What do you advise? thanks
did you spell the TableName correctly? I accidentally named my table "customers" and not "Customers", which is why postman failed with this error. good luck.
I guess this approach is useful if no data validations are required right? Would you recommend doing it directly with lambda if you think you would need validations in the future?
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Really terrific, need to watch a few more times.
Thanks Vincent! Glad you enjoyed :)
Very well-explained, thorough explanation with just the right speech pace. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome Hamida!
This is something I was looking for. Appreciate man. However, I have a question from a security perspective: how would you implement rate limiting? or do you have any video on securing these endpoints? Please share the link here.
Thank you so much, Daniel. Hope your channel grows exponentially :)
Thank you so much mr cena!
Super detailed and simple explanation. Kudos !! Keep doing the great work !!
you are a life saver! The way you explained is really awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for the clear explanation. Super helpful!
Excellent video explaning the concept in a simple manner and it helped me save so much time Googling. Good on you and I am sure you'll feel satisfied with many of us finding your video very useful!!
Thanks Pradeep! Super glad you enjoyed :)
Amazing demo. talented and Professional.
Thank you!
Useful, thank you for your time and sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it Jonathan!
This is a big help: _complicated_ but can obviously cut out a lot of middleware stuff. Thanks -- I'm hopefully going to be allowed to do this 👍
Hi Greg,
Thanks for the comment. I agree it is more complicated to get this up and running. Also I think this is only applicable in certain cases where direct integration makes sense (where business logic is necessary).
Thanks for watching and take care.
Your content is awesome man! Keep it up.
Thanks Valery! Glad you enjoyed :)
Thanks Daniel for another very useful video. Two things maybe worth mentioning: 1. for sure you need to deploy the API after specifying or changing the mapping template; 2. by using the mapping template you can make sure that you pass into the request to DynamoDB table only the parameters you want from the request (I've tested this by adding other key/values in the JSON request and seeing that they don't get added to the table)
Again, thanks for the very useful tutorial.
Brilliant! Thank you.
liked your video before watching a sec ! you deserve all the support for this gold you are teaching , and also , i wanna start from scratch in your channel , if you can tell me where to start exactely , the basics i mean , Thank you
Thank you so much Abdou for your kind words. I would suggest starting with my video on the most important AWS services (link below). I'm also going to be coming out with a new video about pet projects you can do to learn AWS. This was inspired by reading this comment, so thank you!
@@BeABetterDev that means a lot to me , thank you i'm the number 1 fan of your channel
am a new sub..... you are doing an awesome job. security made simple
Thank you so much Daniel!
Amazing vid! I learned a lot, you got a new subscriber
excelent explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video man. Keep it up!!
Appreciate it!
Thanks super helpful
Great Video man! loved it! would you have a video on the non-service proxy integration with the work flow you demo in the video e.g. Browser -> Rest API -> Lambda -> DynamoDB ? love the content!
Awesome content!. True to the core and NO BullSh***. Thanks for the good work!
Wow, keep it up another great video!
Thank you so much, you are a legend!
Thanks Dmitri! Really appreciate it.
Daniel your content is awesome, thanks for taking the time to post all this relevant and often overlooked content domain..
I don't know if I'm the only one that thinks this but your speech pace is really slow.. Using a video speed control extension for Chrome you're comprehensible up to about 3.10x which is a record ;)
Thanks Jonas! I've never been told I speak too slowly before, quite the contrary actually haha. I'll try to keep this in mind for my next videos. Thanks again for watching!
Really useful video for a beginner like me. I am wondering how to do this if I have an EC2 which hosts a spring boot database? How to I identify it and which action names do I use?
Great Video - at 10:06 , what would be the difference if you had selected "Proxy Resource" ?
Great content. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
your content is really awesome!
Thanks Christian!
Your videos are so useful, do you have any videos utilizing Opensearch
you are just amazing
Thank you very much!
awesome !
Thanks Prakash!
Thank you soo much!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching Andriy!
Maybe I missed but where is using of {proxy+} ? In this example.
How can I do the same but with the GET method? What should I put in the "Action" instead of 'PutItem'?
Great video - do you have a video for GET requests?
Dear Daniel, you saved my day! This video fits to my use-case thanks for your effort. But I wish to know how do I send response back to user in json. Answer anticipated.
Hi Nisharth,
I believe the response should be automatically flowing back to you after calling the API endpoint. Are you running into a specific issue?
Another great vid!
Thanks Hassan!
What would be an example mapping template if the http post was in XML and I wanted to pass it through to dynamoDB as json?
Great video. What are you using to draw your screen please?
Wow, this is truly remarkable content. I had the pleasure of reading something similar, and it was an unforgettable experience. "Mastering AWS: A Software Engineers Guide" by Nathan Vale
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 amazing
Thanks Raul!
I salute you
Thank you sir!
It seems like this isn't supported for serverless v2 backends--how can those be connected to API Gateway?
How postman could access end point..?
can you make username unique using API Gateway Service Proxy?
can u create another video with elasiccache redis
When I do the post, I get an error that missing an access token. Any idea why?
HI I am conecting RDS service and I am getting an error as AWS ARN for integration contains invalid action. Please can you give me solution>?
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Raul!
why do you need to wrap $input.path($.key) in double quotes? doesnt it already return a string?
How would you use an authorizer here?
Thanks for creating this video. A random id is not getting generated using $context.requestId
Can anyone help me understand why that may be?
Any Idea on the GetItem Template?
How to use autogenerated timestamp
Hello, thanks for the video. I'm trying to do this now but I think alot has changed with AWS UI. I can't seen to find DynamoDB under API Gateway Integrations. What do you advise? thanks
I had some trouble with this too. Make sure your API is REST and not HTTP - HTTP doesn't have service proxies
@@JustinSmith-oh5yh thanks
From POSTMAN getting "message": "Requested resource not found" not sure what is failing, any idea how to troubleshoot
did you spell the TableName correctly? I accidentally named my table "customers" and not "Customers", which is why postman failed with this error. good luck.
I guess this approach is useful if no data validations are required right? Would you recommend doing it directly with lambda if you think you would need validations in the future?
Request validations can also be done in API Gateway itself. The documentation might be thin around that but it's possible.
please post the code here.
in 23:20,
{
"TableName": "Customers",
"Item": {
"customerId": {
"S": "1"
},
"date": {
"S": "2020"
},
"name": {
"S": "John Doe"
}
}
}
in 28:01,
{
"TableName": "Customers",
"Item": {
"customerId": {
"S": "$context.requestId"
},
"date": {
"S": "$input.path('$.date')"
},
"name": {
"S": "$input.path('$.name')"
}
}
}
in 31:45,
{
"date": "2020",
"name": "Jane Doe"
}
please do not produce 50% percent of the subject :( do that to end. what about get specific item or query for example i registered users and i want to get a user if username and pass is exist in DB??????
Really nice! Now API is not secured, do we do that in Integration Request part of the path? At th-cam.com/video/i5NEHwFeeuY/w-d-xo.html