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Query DynamoDB using the AWS CLI

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Query DynamoDB using the AWS CLI

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- [Instructor] Now we're going to take a look at using the CLI with DynamoDB, which is no SQL tables as a service. We set up a table in an earlier movie, remember, it's called customers? And, I would also direct you to the CLI reference. Now, unlike Athena, DynamoDB's been around a long time, so pretty much everything you can do in the console, you can do through the CLI, but it's always good to take a look. To get started, I'll just list the current table. And there it is. For the purposes of this exercise, we're going to create a new table. That happened so fast, I'm going to show you what happened here. So, AWS DynamoDB, create table, it's called Music Collection, and we've set up the attributes, and the read/write capacity, and so on and so forth. Now, if we switch over to the console, and I'm actually going to clear this out, and refresh it. So, here we have our new table. Now, we want to put some data into it. To do that, we've got a couple files we're going to use. And these…

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