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dynamodb
When writing cloudformation templates, many resources provide ARNS, but referencing dynamodb isn’t that simple. Therefore, this post explains one solution which I’ve found works well – possibly not the biggest or most important news, but I think worthwhile to show… Continue Reading →
I’ve been using normal relational databases for far too many years, but as I’ve been exploring the Amazon Web Services (AWS), I came across their NoSQL offering ‘dynamodb’. As the name suggests, AWS expects you to run their services in ‘the… Continue Reading →
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