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Use DynamoDB with .NET 6 and CloudFormation

In this series, we're building a serverless web API using .NET 6 on AWS! We'll build our project from an AWS Serverless template created from the .NET CLI, and manage the stack using CloudFormation from within our IDE (running the AWS Toolkit)If you're following along, it will be useful to have the AWS CLI, SAM CLI, and the AWS Toolkit installed. This video is sponsored by AWS. In this video, we'll launce a DynamoDB table to serve as a data store for our temperature data. 🤝 Support the Channel on Patreon! Patreon supporters get access to source code! Link:   / productivedev   👋 Get in Touch! ► Facebook https://bit.ly/productive-dev-fb​​ ► LinkedIn https://bit.ly/wesd-linkedin​​ ► Twitter https://bit.ly/wesd-twitter 👋 Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:30 Exploring the CloudFormation template 3:19 Add a new IAM Policy for DynamoDB 5:20 DynamoDB CloudFormation resource 5:46 DynamoDB CloudFormation BillingMode 7:19 DynamoDB CloudFormation KeySchema 7:41 DynamoDB vs RDBMS 11:12 DynamoDB fundamental concepts 12:41 Some SQL vs NoSQL tradeoffs 17:16 Code: Controllers 18:43 Code: Using Dynamo DB with .NET (Data Access) 20:12 Code: Adding an item to DynamoDB 21:56 Code: DynamoDB Table Scan 26:43 Code: DynamoDB Query with Partition Key and Timestamp Sort Key 29:54 Deploy to AWS using CloudFormation 30:54 AWS Console: CloudFormation 31:34 AWS Console: DynamoDB Table 31:54 AWS Console: Lambda Function 32:17 AWS Console: CloudWatch Logs 32:40 Making HTTP requests to the URL 33:49 GET Temperature History 34:00 POST Temperature Observation 35:02 Bug Hunting a 500 response 36:09 Viewing items in DynamoDB table in AWS 36:40 Fixing the bug 37:23 GET Request Temperature History (Working) 37:50 GET Request Latest Temperature from Device 39:40 Deleting a CloudFormation Stack 📚 Topics Covered in This Series ► .NET 6 ► Serverless ► AWS CloudFormation ► AWS Toolkit for Rider ► dotnet CLI ► DynamoDB