Carrying out R/W Operations on AWS DynamoDB

 In this blogpost, I'll be showing you how to create tables, add records and carry out read and write operations on AWS DynamoDB.

Step 1: Search for DynamoDB in AWS and click on it.



Step 2: Then click on "Create Table".










Step 3: Then create a table by giving the appropriate details and then click on "Create table"


                                    

Step 4: Then select the table > Actions > Explore items and then click on "Create item"


Step 5: Then we can add records to the tables like this by clicking on "Add New Attribute" and then "Create Item".

 


Step 6: Like that, you can add multiple records and have your DynamoDB up and running.
























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