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I am building a food ordering service api. So far I have lambda to process adding items to the cart and process payments. I want to ask before I pick a service to host the menu. I have a csv of menu items that I would like to upload where it has the attributes: name, price, spicy, vegetarian, etc. I was thinking of using DynamoDB, is this the best service for what I am trying to accomplish?
Start with your data sitting in a (protected) s3 bucket - you probably aren't going to need a database for such a small amount of data.
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I am building a game using Unity and I want to track how well an individual does over a period of time. So I want to save their time, level, high score, etc. I am writing the scores to either a .txt file or .json file at the end of the game. The game will be deployed to Android OS (maybe IOs). I want the file to be sent off before the game returns to the home menu.
I wanted to know what is the better option for collecting the game data. Amazon RDS or S3 Bucket?
If it's a Text File use S3, it is great.
If you have JSON values, Use DynamoDb.
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If your JSON object is less than 4KB, DynamoDB is significantly faster than S3 for individual operations.Refer to this Link.
But yes, No RDS if you have only JSON. NoSQL is great. [Dynamodb]
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I notice that a lot of people prefer upload the images and videos in storage services like AWS S3. Those images are such a slider, logo, product's images, random images, etc.
What is the big difference to upload those images in the server or in a services like S3?
Prices? Bandwidth? Access? It is more fast? Scalability?
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Please read it,
https://www.linkeit.com/blog/what-is-amazon-s3-and-its-benefits
in case if you will use your server for static files you will need maintain
Scalability
Security
Backups ( You need do it reliable and durable )
And many other
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Here I want to retrieve all the resources for a specific project or for the account using an java call (API call) (eg-buckets, storage resources etc)
There is no API call that will give you a list of all resources in a project as the different products use different API endpoints. You can however use the Cloud Asset Inventory to export all asset metadata at a certain point in time into a GCS file.
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I'm currently working on a react-native project similar to Instagram using Firebase Real-time database and Storage. I was considering switching to Amazon AWS as with firebase complex queries are not supported. Does Amazon AWS provide something more or should I just stick with Firebase?
Amazon AWS is much more complex I would say, it also requires more experience. If you don't have huge data on background and Firebase has all features which you are planning to use, stay on Firebase.
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I am currently evaluating where to set up a new Sitecore infrastructure for a client. The client no longer want an on-premise set up. I am looking into both Azure and AWS and was wondering if there is an advantage to using one over the other. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.
Sitecore 9 is built with cloud first mindset and it is based (built around) Azure technologies. So, the simple and short Answer is go with Azure, it has many advantages.