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README.md

Pinehead Records v1 - Fundamental DynamoDB

  • Naïve migration from CSV to DynamoDB
  • 3 DDB tables mimicking the relational structure
  • images are moved to S3 with URI in DDB attribute
  • no indexes
  • accounts in DB

Deploying Schema v1 to DynamoDB

This script will create the required DynamoDB tables and populate the data using source data from S3:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxacademy/content-dynamodb-deepdive/master/labs/bootstrap/tablebootstrap.py | python3 /dev/stdin -s 1 -f s3://dynamodblabs/artist.csv,s3://dynamodblabs/album.csv,s3://dynamodblabs/track.csv

This can take some time to complete.

Running the web application

If you are on Amazon Linux 2, you may need to install Git and Python 3:

sudo yum install git python3 -y

Make sure you have pipenv installed:

pip3 install --user pipenv

Create the virtual environment

pipenv install
pipenv shell

Run the application

./run.sh