Connect & DynamoDB

Connect Amazon Linux & DynamoDB

Integrating Amazon Linux into a DynamoDB Workflow

Amazon Linux is an operating system that comes pre-installed with many AWS tools. DynamoDB is Amazon's NoSQL database as a service. strongDM simplifies access and compliance by helping teams connect to Amazon Linux, DynamoDB, and other infrastructure and generating fine-grained activity logs from every session.

Amazon Linux is a virtual machine image provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and optimized for use in the development and testing of applications running on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud. strongDM allows Amazon Linux users to manage and monitor access to servers from a unified entry point. DynamoDB is a NoSQL database system offered by Amazon. It uses the key-value method to store data and aims to delivery low-latency performance at internet scale. strongDM supports DynamoDB GUI tools such as NoSQL Workbench and Dynobase. Any client capable of connection to DynamoDB will work with strongDM.

Connect DynamoDB and Amazon Linux

Collect logs with Amazon Linux from DynamoDB

Use Amazon Linux with DynamoDB

Use Amazon Linux and DynamoDB

Connect Amazon Linux + DynamoDB

Connect Amazon Linux using DynamoDB

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To get started connecting to Amazon Linux and DynamoDB, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Setup DynamoDB linked below.

To set up one-click access to Amazon Linux and start integrating it into your DynamoDB workflow, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Setup DynamoDB linked below.

To get started collecting access and session logs with Amazon Linux from DynamoDB, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Setup DynamoDB linked below.

To get started connecting Amazon Linux and DynamoDB, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Setup DynamoDB linked below.

Setup DynamoDB

Connect to Resources

Amazon Linux Gateways

documentation

Amazon Linux documentation

Amazon DynamoDB documentation

documentation

DynamoDB documentation

Amazon Linux

strongDM allows Amazon Linux users to manage and monitor access to servers from a unified entry point.

Amazon Linux is a virtual machine image provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and optimized for use in the development and testing of applications running on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud.

DynamoDB

strongDM supports DynamoDB GUI tools such as NoSQL Workbench and Dynobase. Any client capable of connection to DynamoDB will work with strongDM.

DynamoDB is a NoSQL database system offered by Amazon. It uses the key-value method to store data and aims to delivery low-latency performance at internet scale.