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Amazon DynamoDB is a versatile NoSQL database service offered by AWS, known for its scalability, performance, and ease of use. This blog post aims to provide a detailed walkthrough of using DynamoDB with Java, covering essential concepts, best practices, and advanced features.  Prerequisites are :  Before starting, ensure you have: AWS Account: Access to AWS services, including DynamoDB. Java Development Environment: JDK installed and configured. AWS SDK for Java: Integrated into your project (via Maven, Gradle, or manually). Getting Started Setting Up Your Development Environment AWS Credentials: Configure AWS credentials for programmatic and SDK access AWS SDK: download dependency in a project to access DynamoDB API  Creating a DynamoDB Table Define Table Schema: Decide on the table name and primary key (partition key and optional sort key). Create Table: Use AWS SDK to create a DynamoDB table programmatically. Advanced Features and Best Practices Handling Throughput ...

This blog will help beginner or advanced AWS developers who utilize AWS services to release products. We will cover setting up the AWS Toolkit in IntelliJ IDEA and connecting to the AWS service.  By using this plugin, developers can expedite the development of a product by integrating different services provided by AWS in the project. Let us focus on a few steps to install the plugin quickly. Please ensure you have installed the IntelliJ IDEA Community or Ultimate edition in a suitable operating system.  1) File -> Setting -> Plugin window (Windows/Linux) &  IntelliJ IDEA -> Preferences (Mac OS)      - Please make sure the marketplace window is opened and search the AWS toolkit will be placed in the list of plugins      - Click on a selected plugin Install the plugin and restart IDE after installation.  Once you restarted IDE you can see one more tab of the AWS Explorer window. You can also ope...