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In this video we are going to update data from Amazon Dynamo DB table with using a measurement console.

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Please go to the measurement console, go Dynamo DB tables, open the order table and open the explore

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table items.

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Scan Command.

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If you scroll down, you can see these items.

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If you open the first item and come to the total price, we can change the total price for thousand

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and save change.

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So this operation is update an item and you can reflect it in here.

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So as you can see that we performed updating an item on Dynamo DB.

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And in this step I would like to emphasize that we can perform any operations using a measurement console

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and also using a SLI Dynamo, DB SDK and API.

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All these tools can be open and using the Dynamo DB APIs.

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So at this stage we can check the Dynamo DB API in here you can see the Amazon Dynamo DB API reference.

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For example, we perform the update and item, right?

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So if I search the update item command in here and if you click this update item, I can see the old

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details when we are updating an item on the Dynamo DB, you can see the request syntax that we are going

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to send and you can see the response parameter and request parameters in here.

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So basically we understand that all these operations can be handled from the management console, CLI,

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SDK commands and so on.

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The idea is that we are using the Dynamo DB APIs.