Creating Spring Boot MVC application with AWS DynamoDB in 10 mins

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AWS DynamoDB DB is a serverless NOSQL database. You can understand how to build a spring boot Java web MVC application (Game Leaderboard) reading a AWS DynamoDB in 10 mins.



Source of the demo code:
https://github.com/babysteps-topro/spring-mvc-dynamodb

Command to run the project:
mvn spring-boot:run

Video explain the table design:
https://youtu.be/V0GtrBfY7XM

Prerequisite: Install the AWS CLI:
https://youtu.be/pE-Q_4YXlR0

Video explain the how to create the table:
https://youtu.be/sBZIVLlmpxY

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This quick guide on creating a Spring Boot MVC application with AWS DynamoDB is fantastic! The concise steps make it easy to get started, even for those new to AWS. I love how it demystifies DynamoDB integration in such a short time. Can't wait to implement this in my next project!
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