Which pricing method to use with Dynamo DB

[@jilegao2256]

I absolutely love all your videos! I just wanted to let you know that you've made a huge impact in my skills as a backend developer. Thank you!

[@CompleteCoding]

That's great to hear! I hope that I'll be able to keep it up and help you become an amazing developer

[@khandoor7228]

Really looking forward to more content from you Sam! I dig your work. Good luck with your new path, i wish the best!!

[@CompleteCoding]

Thanks so much for all of your support! It means a lot

[@kushagraist]

Nice jumper mate!

[@CompleteCoding]

Thanks! 👍

[@naveensaini1618]

Hey Sam, thanks for providing such quality content. I just see your video yesterday, now I became your's fan. I have one question for you, I have enrolled in your serverless playlist if I complete this series and practice a lot, should I became professional in AWS serverless and much more, please reply in brief

[@CompleteCoding]

If you watch, understand and can use the things I teach in the videos in this series then you'll be good at working with the Serverless parts of AWS. To get a job doing this sort of thing you'll also need to be really good at JavaScript (or TypeScript), and you'll need to build a few projects on your own. There is a lot more to AWS than just the serverless parts and to be an AWS professional then you'll have to learn those as well. Aiming to become a skilled AWS developer is a really good path as more and more companies are just using AWS so there are more and more jobs for you.

[@tn9753]

Thanks for the video.

[@CompleteCoding]

You are welcome!

[@debeshkumar4697]

You are a genius

[@CompleteCoding]

thanks but I'm not a genius, I've just worked with all of this for long enough to have encountered a LOT of different situations

[@hetalraval3928]

In my case i want to scan all data each time to compare with my response to know where update occur or insert and according to that i want to perform other requests...so what could be the best possible way?

[@CompleteCoding]

Do you have to compare it against all data or could you design a query to get just the relevant data? That would be a lot more cost effective

[@hetalraval3928]

@@CompleteCoding thanks for reply...well for cost thing right now I am using list of python for iteration as I need to check whole data... because I don't know whether I get new data or update in existing one

[@stefanvolkmer1167]

really good description. thank you very much. do you have an twitter account? i would follow you :)

[@CompleteCoding]

I don't post much (or ever) on twitter but here it is twitter.com/SamWSoftwares. I do post on LinkedIn. From developer tips to AWS solution designs and other tech related things www.linkedin.com/in/sam-williams-61066a43/