Debunking Amazon DynamoDB Myths.
Welcome to this repository, this is the official github repository that will be used to share the examples shared in the twitch series "Debunking Amazon DynamoDB Myths".
In this main branch you will find only this Readme.md file! For each new episode that have code available we will create a new branch. For example to find the code that was used during the second episode you will need to navigate to the episode-two-code branch.
Episode List
| Episode | Name | Date | Code Branch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Episode 1 | From Select and JOIN to denormalized data models | November 9th 2022 | |
| Episode 2 | Working with triggers and stored procedures | December 7th 2022 | episode-two-code |
| Episode 3 | Thinking NoSQL - ERD to DynamoDB model - a real world example | February 1st 2023 | episode-three-code |
| Episode 4 | Thinking NoSQL - ERD to DynamoDB model - a real world example | March 1st 2023 | |
| Episode 5 | Select * FROM database where Name='DynamoDB' | March 29th 2023 | |
| Episode 6 | Myth#2 DynamoDB is expensive | April 26th 2023 | |
| Episode 7 | Purpose built database? I only need the one that works! | May 24th 2023 | |
| Episode 8 | Myth#3 Distributed databases obey CAP theorem for ACID operations, I need a SQL database | June 21st 2023 | |
| Episode 9 | Myth#4 Distributed databases, specifically key value pairs are difficult to secure | ||
| Episode 10 | Is my data-model correct? Well, it depends... | ||
| Episode 11 | Is my data-model correct? Well, it depends... - take 2! | ||
| Episode 12 | Myth#5 NoSQL and SQL databases are in the opposite way in the database spectrum, good luck migrating to NoSQL | ||
| Episode 13 | Myth#5 NoSQL and SQL databases are in the opposite way in the database spectrum, good luck migrating to NoSQL |