DynamoDB is a managed non-relational database service provided by Amazon. ToolJet has the capability to connect to DynamoDB for reading and writing data.
To establish a connection with the DynamoDB data source, you can either click on the `+Add new data source` button located on the query panel or navigate to the **[Data sources](/docs/data-sources/overview)** page through the ToolJet dashboard.
To connect to DynamoDB using an **AWS Instance Profile**, select the option to **Use AWS Instance Profile**. This will utilize the IAM role attached to the EC2 instance where ToolJet is running. The WebIdentityToken parameter obtained from a successful login with an identity provider is used to access the metadata service of an ECS container and the EC2 instance.
Click the **Test connection** button to verify the correctness of the provided credentials and the accessibility of the database to the ToolJet server. Finally, click the **Save** button to save the data source configuration.
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## Querying DynamoDB
To perform queries on DynamoDB, click the `+` button in the query manager located at the bottom panel of the editor. Select the previously added database as the data source for the query. Choose the desired operation and click 'Save' to store the query.
To execute the query, click the 'Run' button. Note that the query must be saved before running.
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You can apply transformations to the query results. Refer to our transformations documentation for more information: [link](/docs/tutorial/transformations)
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- **[List Tables](#list-tables)**
- **[Get Item](#get-item)**
- **[Query Table](#query-table)**
- **[Scan Table](#scan-table)**
- **[Delete Item](#delete-item)**
- **[Update Item](#update-item)**
- **[Describe Table](#describe-table)**
- **[Create Table](#create-table)**
- **[Put Item](#put-item)**
### List Tables
Returns an array of table names associated with the current account and endpoint. The output from List Tables is paginated, with each page returning a maximum of 100 table names.
Retrieves a single item from a table. You must specify the primary key for the item that you want. You can retrieve the entire item, or just a subset of its attributes.
Retrieves all items that have a specific partition key. You must specify the partition key value. You can retrieve entire items, or just a subset of their attributes. Optionally, you can apply a condition to the sort key values so that you only retrieve a subset of the data that has the same partition key. You can use this operation on a table, provided that the table has both a partition key and a sort key. You can also use this operation on an index, provided that the index has both a partition key and a sort key.
Retrieves all items in the specified table or index. You can retrieve entire items, or just a subset of their attributes. Optionally, you can apply a filtering condition to return only the values that you are interested in and discard the rest.
Update an item in DynamoDB by specifying the primary key and providing new attribute values. If the primary key does not exist in the table then instead of updating it will insert a new row.
This operation in DynamoDB retrieves metadata and configuration details about a specific table. It provides information such as the table's name, primary key schema, provisioned throughput settings, and any secondary indexes defined on the table.
This operation allows you to create or replace an item in a table. It enables you to specify the table name, provide the attribute values for the new item, and define the primary key attributes to uniquely identify the item.