From the course: AWS and React: Creating Full-Stack Apps (2019)
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DynamoDB tables - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS and React: Creating Full-Stack Apps (2019)
DynamoDB tables
- [Instructor] As I mentioned in the previous video, when we created our AppSync API, using the console, it created everything for us, with just a few simple inputs. I tried to use as many defaults, so we didn't even need have to think about anything; it created our Schema, it created the DynamoDB table as our data source, and all we have to do is start using it. We're going to use Amplify, but it's good to know what's going on in the background. So I'm going to click on Data Sources so we can go look at the DynamoDB table. You can go there directly, as far as going through the console, but I want to go right to the table by clicking this resource, and it'll open up the DynamoDB console. So it already has the table selected, and it gives me some details of what it created when we went through the AppSync console. Notice that we have this Items tab. When I click on this, we can see the items as they were created for us…
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