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UnfurledSails: Sep 1, 2011

I have a Redshift table that needs to be migrated over to DynamoDB. I've found a lot of resources regarding moving from Dynamo to Redshift, but not much for the opposite. Any ideas on how I can go about this?

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UnfurledSails: Sep 1, 2011

I have an application that reads a small amount (less than a dozen) of key value pairs as input, and the values need some frequent tuning in the next few weeks. Currently they are read from a configuration file, but I want to be able to change them without having to deploy every time. My first instinct is to just create a DynamoDB table and put the key value pairs there, but I know that's because I use DynamoDB heavily so of course I'd think that. Is there a better option?

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