This course is for developers, architects, and database engineers who want to build applications that involve complex data characteristics and millisecond performance requirements from their databases. In this course, you use AWS purpose-built databases to build a typical modern application with diverse access patterns and real-time scaling needs. By the end of the class, you should be able to describe advanced features of Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon DocumentDB (with Mongo compatibility), and Amazon ElastiCache for Redis.
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with cloud computing concepts
- Familiarity with data modeling for relational or NoSQL databases
- Working experience with Amazon DynamoDB table design
- Working experience with Amazon DocumentDB table design
- Working experience with ElastiCache for Redis
- Familiarity with AWS Lambda and Amazon API Gateway database services
- Familiarity with Python scripting
THIS COURSE IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR TRAINING BUNDLES.
Purpose
| Build applications that involve complex data characteristics and millisecond performance requirements from databases. |
Role
| Database Engineers | Solutions Architects | Database Developers |
Skill level
| Intermediate |
Style
| Presentations | Guided Tours | Group Discussions | Hands-on Labs |
Duration
| 1 day |
Related technologies
| Amazon DynamoDB | NoSQL } Python | AWS Lambda |
Course objectives
- Build modern applications for the cloud using AWS purpose-built NoSQL databases
- Illustrate solutions using AWS purpose-built databases for handling key-value, document, and in-memory data categories
- Analyze business use cases and apply advanced features of Amazon DynamoDB to implement a scalable solution
- Analyze business use cases and apply advanced features of Amazon ElastiCache to implement a scalable solution
- Analyze business use cases and apply advanced features of Amazon DocumentDB to implement a scalable solution
- Implement event-driven architectures using change streams and AWS Lambda • Learn how to build solutions faster with Amazon CodeWhisperer