Archive and Restore DynamoDB Tables, from the Command Line
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An Amazon's Dynamo inspired DHT written in C
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Amazon Dynamo-style distributed key-value storage with partitioning, replication, and failure handling
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A REST-based Web Application for Distributed object-based storage service which implements the characteristics of Amazon's Dynamo Paper in python
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Implemented a simpler version of Amazon Dynamo through an Android App, which can recovery messages lost whenever there is a failure.
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👽 Matrix multiplication benchmarking and distributed key-store - CPD -> L.EIC - FEUP
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Project about a Distributed Server System inspired by Amazon's Dynamo.
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This serverless solution utilizes Amazon Connect, AWS Lambda, and DynamoDB to automatically convert caller phone numbers into vanity options, which are then announced via IVR and stored. The project, designed for readability, uses an array-based mapping to generate 3 best-match vanity numbers for callers and saves the top 5 in DynamoDB.
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