Amazon DynamoDB adds support for Console-to-Code

Amazon DynamoDB is announcing the support of Console-to-Code, powered by Amazon Q Developer. Console-to-Code makes it simple, fast, and cost-effective to create DynamoDB resources at scale by getting you started with your automation code.

DynamoDB is a serverless, NoSQL, fully managed database with single-digit millisecond performance at any scale. Customers use the DynamoDB console to learn and prototype cloud solutions. Console-to-Code helps you record those actions and uses generative AI to suggest code in you preferred infrastructure-as-code (IAC) format for the actions you want. You can use this code as a starting point for infrastructure automation and further customize for your production workloads. For example, with Console-to-Code, you can record creating an Amazon DynamoDB table and choose to generate code for the AWS CDK (TypeScript, Python, or Java) or CloudFormation (YAML or JSON).

Console to Code, powered by Amazon Q Developer, is generally available in commercial regions for Amazon DynamoDB. To get started with DynamoDB, see the DynamoDB Developer Guide. To learn more about Console-to-Code, see Automating AWS services with Amazon Q Developer Console-to-Code.

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