This tutorial was amazing! I was stuck on trying to write a query and you literally spared me alot of time. Not only that I learned alot. Very clean code, awesome explanations, thank you!
This is just another level! So easy! So simple! Thanks for this tutorial! It's funny that when I really want to understand how something works, languages like Java and C# help me a lot to understand every single detail. Nodejs and python have to much sugar.
Great video that deserves much more views. Unfortunately, it is only relevant to a rather small audience group. Hope it ages well though. Subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work. Again, thanks for the video!!
What if we need to fetch data for multiple inputs like fetch data where transactionId in("t1","t2","t3") and amount in ("50","67"). One way is to use java for-loop but I dont think that would be a good option. Is there any method available in DynamoDBMapper or any other lib for fetching such data? Thank you for the amazing tutorial by the way!
Thank you for your nice video! at 16:30, I am getting an error called DynamoDB Mapping Exception: "expected S in value {M: {customerId={S: c1,}, customerName={S: AWS Simplified,}},}". Could you tell me why I am getting this error? Also, could I have a link for github page or sth that has this code? I tried to find it on the description, but I could not find one...
At 25:44 when using query expression while searching with GSI can I search for two different dates simultaneously, for example, you searched with one date "2020-03-01", I want to search with "2020-03-01" and "2020-03-02" simultaneously i.e. in a single query, please let me know if it's possible?
Great tutorial mate. I am new to dynamo db , your explanation is very crisp and clear. I have a small question when we query the records. Does adding the .withLimit(5) in the query expression restrict the read units which we have to configure during the creation of the table. Like will only 5 units will be used in this case irrespective of the number of matching records for the query ?
Hey thanks for this video, enjoyed it thoroughly , can we have 2 Dynamo db connections in single app? If yes how to configure them? If possible can you make video on this
Amazing video. Thanks for the great explanation. Please try to upload a similar video for Lambda in java and also CloudFormation to create aws resources in yaml.
Hi there! You would need a GSI (Global Secondary Index) on customerId in order to do this. I actually have a video on the topic here: th-cam.com/video/ihMOlb8EZKE/w-d-xo.html Cheers
Hi Ingrid. I checked through my folders and must have accidentally deleted this code. I'm so sorry! Hopefully there is enough detail in the video to copy it out. Sorry about that.
Thank you so much. You are saving my Amazon internship right here ;)
You're very welcome Cesare and good luck on your internship! Don't forget to Learn and Be Curious!
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This tutorial was amazing! I was stuck on trying to write a query and you literally spared me alot of time. Not only that I learned alot. Very clean code, awesome explanations, thank you!
Great to hear!
Thia tutorial is soo dope!!!! Thank u so much.
Glad you like it!
This is just another level! So easy! So simple! Thanks for this tutorial! It's funny that when I really want to understand how something works, languages like Java and C# help me a lot to understand every single detail. Nodejs and python have to much sugar.
Great video that deserves much more views. Unfortunately, it is only relevant to a rather small audience group. Hope it ages well though. Subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work. Again, thanks for the video!!
Thanks Ejaz!
I do agree this topic is quite niche. But thanks for watching and I appreciate the kind words.
Daniel
What an amazing amazing explanation. Thanks for such a GREAT tutorial :)
Thank you so much Priyanka, I'm very glad you enjoyed!
What if we need to fetch data for multiple inputs like fetch data where transactionId in("t1","t2","t3") and amount in ("50","67").
One way is to use java for-loop but I dont think that would be a good option. Is there any method available in DynamoDBMapper or any other lib for fetching such data?
Thank you for the amazing tutorial by the way!
Thank you for your nice video! at 16:30, I am getting an error called DynamoDB Mapping Exception: "expected S in value {M: {customerId={S: c1,}, customerName={S: AWS Simplified,}},}".
Could you tell me why I am getting this error? Also, could I have a link for github page or sth that has this code? I tried to find it on the description, but I could not find one...
Thank you! Very well explained. :D
Very well explained ... Do you know how would I serialize a load output for having it as a file output ?
Thank you for this tutorial! Is it possible to map my incoming jsons, when each json is a different length and has a different number of classes?
At 25:44 when using query expression while searching with GSI can I search for two different dates simultaneously, for example, you searched with one date "2020-03-01", I want to search with "2020-03-01" and "2020-03-02" simultaneously i.e. in a single query, please let me know if it's possible?
yes its possible
Akash Patel Can you plz tell me how?Trying to do it since a week, but no success.
Great tutorial. Kindly provide the Github link for the code or share the project.
Bless you for this video
Great tutorial mate. I am new to dynamo db , your explanation is very crisp and clear.
I have a small question when we query the records. Does adding the .withLimit(5) in the query expression restrict the read units which we have to configure during the creation of the table. Like will only 5 units will be used in this case irrespective of the number of matching records for the query ?
Is there another way to write the query expression for GSI without the withHashKey call? Can I do a withKeyConditionExpression too instead?
Great video, can we get a video with cdk pipeline on how to build a ci/cd pipeline on how to build and deploy both the code and infrastructure please
Hi Najeed, I am coming out with a video on this exact topic in the next week or so. Stay tuned and thanks for a great video idea!
@@BeABetterDev cdk Java would be great :)
Best explanation.. But I have a doubt here .. can we have more than one range attribute?
Hey thanks for this video, enjoyed it thoroughly , can we have 2 Dynamo db connections in single app? If yes how to configure them? If possible can you make video on this
Amazing video. Thanks for the great explanation. Please try to upload a similar video for Lambda in java and also CloudFormation to create aws resources in yaml.
Hi, Could you please provide the git link for the code shown in the video.
Thank you.
well explained. thanks
Your'e very welcome!
How to get Transaction for a specific customer id?
Hi there! You would need a GSI (Global Secondary Index) on customerId in order to do this. I actually have a video on the topic here: th-cam.com/video/ihMOlb8EZKE/w-d-xo.html
Cheers
Should I use enhancedDynamoDb client or dynamomapper?
Thank you, this was helpful
Hi Vinay, you're very welcome!
could you do the same for javascript aws sdk?
Hi Martin, using javascript is something I may look into the future. But as of now I'm pretty focused on predominantly python with a bit of java.
How can we fetch data from dyanamodb by indexname??
where can i download this code from ?
Can we have a typescript video
Even If i put @DynamoDbTYpeCOnverted im getting error requires @DynamoDbTypeConverted
Hi! Where can I find this code?
Hi Ingrid. I checked through my folders and must have accidentally deleted this code. I'm so sorry! Hopefully there is enough detail in the video to copy it out. Sorry about that.
how to store list of object
can anybody post the git link?
Please Uploas the files.Thanks :)
node is so much easier :). I guess in the java world, we just have to get used to it.
instead of converting the customer object you can simple annotate the customer class with @DynamoDBDocument on the customer class will l do the job.
Thank you!