DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service from Amazon that delivers rapid performance at any scale. It breaks down your data storage and management problems into tractable pieces so that you can focus on building great apps instead of managing complex infrastructure.
Google Calendar is the time management and scheduling tool created by Google. It allows you to make appointments, organize your daily tasks, and more.
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Trigger when new item created in table.
Trigger when new table created.
Triggers a specified time before an event starts.
Triggers when an event is created.
Triggers every time an event matching a search is created.
Creates new item in table.
Add a new event on Google Calendar, defining each field.
Create an event from incoming text sections. Google screens the text content for date, time, and description details.
Update an event. Updates only the fields that are filled.
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Let’s take a look at this introduction. It contains all important information about the article:
Why is the topic of your article important? What are you going to discuss in your article? How did you choose this topic
In my case, I’m going to discuss the fplowing topics:
How will these two services integrate into one product
You can split your body into different paragraphs, each of which will cover one of the points you wrote in your outline. For example, if your outline includes three main points, then you should have 3 main paragraphs in the main part of your article. These main points will be the basis on which you build your body paragraphs.
If you have 5 main points, then your body paragraphs should have 5 sentences. If you have 6 main points, then your body paragraphs will have 6 sentences each.
You can also include subtopics in your body paragraphs. They are not mandatory and depend on the structure of your outline. For example, if your outline includes a separate point about integration of AWS and Google APIs, then you should include that topic in one of your body paragraphs. In this case, it would be a subtopic of the third main point (How will these two services integrate into one product?.
The conclusion should consist of two or three sentences. It should summarize the key points discussed in the article. It’s a good idea to mention both the advantages and disadvantages of the topic you discuss. Then mention why those advantages and disadvantages are important for the reader. In my case, my summary will look like this:
Amazon DynamoDB and Google Calendar are great sputions that allow users to organize their time and data more efficiently. They also provide great integration opportunities and can help businesses improve their productivity and efficiency as well as reduce costs. However, such integrations may present some challenges in terms of security, data privacy, and performance. These challenges might be overcome by proper preparation and planning before the actual integration takes place.
Remember that the conclusions are optional and you can choose whether to write them or not. If you decide to write a conclusion, then you should make sure it’s written in academic style and has no grammar mistakes.
It’s also a good idea to ask your tutor what he or she thinks about writing conclusions. Some tutors believe that conclusions are not necessary for an article, while others think they are quite helpful for students. So it’s always better to check with your tutor rather than risking getting lower grade for an article because of writing an unnecessary conclusion.
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