I work for @AWSCloud & my opinions are my own. I prefer to "Post" as hunterhacker, if ya know what I mean.
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Joined April 2009
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Learn how to run analytics on your DynamoDB incremental exports using Apache Iceberg tables. 👉 go.aws/46QXWQZ
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Make DynamoDB throttles a thing of the past. This new blog post explains 8 ways to handle sudden traffic spikes with a provisioned table while avoiding throttles.
go.aws/3EPdgkN
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Using DynamoDB global tables=fast and local read & write performance for massively scaled, global applications. @hunterhacker joins me tomorrow on #Serverless Office Hours at 10AM PT/7pm CET to go through everything yo need to know. youtube.com/watch?v=21BXeSRu… #nosql #dynamodb
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There may be times when instead of using partition keys to access items you want to pull the full list of distinct partition keys. Click to learn about various mechanisms for generating a distinct set of partition keys in a DynamoDB table👉go.aws/3NyFW6V #serverless #aws
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Getting started with #DynamoDB? Check out this video to learn more about how to choose your DynamoDB Index, and when to use a global secondary indexes (GSI) vs when to use a local secondary indexes (LSI) 👉 go.aws/3WYA61Q #serverless #aws #cloudcomputing
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#DynamoDB tables might store billions of items. Cost is an important consideration while performing bulk update action against items in a large table. Click to learn about three cost-effective techniques for bulk processing with DynamoDB👉go.aws/45JEfe1 #aws #serverless
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When developing applications, you often need to implement a counter to accurately track actions such as votes cast, ticket availability, and so on. Click here to lean about the different techniques for implementing resource counters with #DynamoDB 👉 go.aws/43fMoVV #aws
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#DynamoDB global tables provide you with fully managed, multi-Region, and multi-active database. We listened to our customers about the need for prescriptive guidance; check out our newly published guidance on how to use global tables effectively 👉go.aws/45lZYsj #aws
Writing this blog post was fun because I got to dive deep into custom CW metrics and CDK.
Learn how to monitor table size in DynamoDB using custom CloudWatch metrics. 👉
go.aws/41xAhCp
We put a ton of work into this blog. So great to have it live! It's a real deep dive on DynamoDB scaling.
Learn how to scale DynamoDB. This three-part blog covers partitions, hot keys, and split for heat. 👉 go.aws/3HICT9p
MarkLogic’s CEO @GaryLBloom predicts what’s coming to the cloud in 2020. forbes.com/sites/forbestechc…
“Enterprises may not be able to easily move the legacy systems, but they can move the legacy data and realize a massive productivity gain for the business”
PSA: If you have MacBook keyboard problems, a third party Apple-approved repair shop can get you fixed in just a few hours. Don’t send your laptop away for a week.
Is it bad I’m hoping for Apple TV+ to flop, so that Apple exec staff can focus back on software stability instead?
Plenty of companies can make shows. Only one can fix iOS 13.
Me: “iOS 13.2 is out. Maybe they finally made Mail stable?”
Ten minutes pass. Now Mail won’t display anything.
Damn it Apple, Mail needs to work!!
Maybe 13.2.1 by Friday?? I can’t be the only one.
Self checkout scanners are too finicky to save time. Someone has to crank down their anti-theft paranoia.
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When you join a startup, it’s important to know the valuation, % ownership *and* the total capital raised.
That last part lets you approximate the “preferred hurdle” via @HeidiRoizen
link.medium.com/QFCjX4ir60 – at Los Altos, CA
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Another “boring” topic I'm fascinated by: steel.
Iron & steel were once shrouded in myth. Now they are everywhere around us.
If someone from ancient times were brought to the present, our abundance of high-quality metal would make them think we were gods.
How did this happen?
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Relational's one-size-fits-all approach to the last few decades of databases is giving way to NoSQL, and a much more flexible database future, by @mjasay for @infoworld infoworld.com/article/344775…
I checked Wikipedia on him. If the story below isn’t crazy enough, at age 84 he married a 15 year old.
Familiar name too, for other reasons.
