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Hi i have a dynamodb table How to fetch/scan all items from `aws dynamodb` using node.js asked 8 years, 4 months ago modified 2 years, 5 months ago viewed 148k times I want the service to return me all the items in this table and the order is by sorting on one attribute
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Do i need to create a global secondary index for this As we can learn from the documentation edits an existing item's attributes, or adds a new item to the table if it does not already ex. I am trying to import a csv file data into aws dynamodb
Here's what my csv file looks like
First_name last_name sri ram rahul dravid jetpay underwriter anil kumar gurram I know the whole design should be based on natural aggregates (documents), however, i'm thinking to implement a separate table for localisations (lang, key, text) and then use keys in other tables. A single query operation can retrieve a maximum of 1 mb of data This limit applies before any filterexpression or projectionexpression is applied to the results
Dynamodb local with the following configuration Will i be able to use the free tier of dynamo db for the same Yes, dependent on the size of the data you want to be inputting & the rate at which you want to input Amazon dynamodb offers a free tier with the following provisions, which is enough to handle up to 200m requests per month
25 gb of storage 25 provisioned write capacity units (wcu) 25 provisioned read capacity units (rcu) just be.
Dynamodb would have to add partitions and move data to be able to handle that 20,000 reads/sec This acts as an "upsert"
