Dynobase is a modern GUI tool for DynamoDB. It helps you accelerate your DynamoDB workflow with faster data exploration, code generation, bookmarks, and more.
I really wanted this to work (and would gladly pay for it), but the UI just isn't there yet. Clicking to edit fields, the UI jumps all over the place (same with the full JSON editor).
Seems like the functionality is there but, as it stands, going through the AWS DynamoDB console is more efficient.
@robmoore Thanks for feedback Rob! We've just pre-released version 0.2.4 (just for macs) which aims to fix this one and few other UI minor issues, let me know if it's better fot you. If not, we'd love to hear how we can make Dynobase better for you. Thanks!
Download: https://github.com/Dynobase/dyno...
Found a page with the installer in your Github repo: https://github.com/Dynobase/dyno.... But I guess the OS detection in our website might need some adjustment
@gregkop If you're performing queries - yes. The amount of read capacity consumed depends on how much data you request. By default, the amount of data read by scan or query is limited to 5000 items but you can change it.
Generally speaking, the costs of running queries via Dynobase are negligible since one user cannot perform too much queries at once, actually it's within free tier in 99% of cases.
@parinfuture As DynamoDB is NoSQL DB in its essence, this is a non-trivial feat to build SQL-compatible layer on top of it. Right now we're in the discovery phase looking for the best ways to implement it, both from user perspective and backend-wise. Nevertheless, I think the read-only SQL mode should be ready before the end of March.
@nwpointer If you start DynamoDB from Localstack on Port 8000, then yes! Right now, I hardcoded the port value as well the region to us-east-1 because these are the defaults for dynamodb-local image from AWS. In next version I'll definitely make it flexible so you could use different ports and virtual regions.
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