Amazon DynamoDB + Microsoft Exchange Integrations

Amazon DynamoDB is a very useful top for building applications. It has become the world’s most widely used, on-demand, cloud-based data store. It is a highly scalable and flexible non-relational database that provides a fully managed service to help developers store and retrieve any amount of data, from any device over the internet. Amazon DynamoDB is designed as a fast and flexible NoSQL database. It provides a simple web services interface to perform any type of database operation. Amazon DynamoDB is built on AWS Cloud and it is easy to scale up or scale down the database capacity with a few clicks. It allows you to get started quickly and pay only for what you use. While Microsoft Exchange server is an email server software product developed by Microsoft. It is also a server software that supports email protocps like POP3, IMAP, SMTP and others which are used in many organizations. It acts as a central repository for data storage, emails and calendar schedules.

Amazon DynamoDB and Microsoft Exchange can be integrated so that a user can access both services at the same time. This integration will help them to move data from Amazon DynamoDB to Microsoft Exchange and vice versa. Integration of these services will also help users to get multiple benefits from these services.

Amazon DynamoDB and Microsoft Exchange can be integrated using APIs of both services. Amazon DynamoDB exposes its Restful API which can be used by developers to integrate it with other services. The ‘AmazonDynamoDB’ client library is available for .NET, Java, Node.js, Python and Ruby (see http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonDynamoDB/latest/DeveloperGuide/API.DynamoDBv2.GetStarted.html. Microsoft has also created different libraries so applications can be built in various languages such as C#, Java, JavaScript and others (see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj788923(v=office.12.aspx. In order to integrate these services, one needs to write an application program and connect them using the libraries above as per their requirements.

Amazon DynamoDB provides various cloud based storage facilities that store data like tables, buckets, items, attributes and more (see http://aws.amazon.com/dynamodb/. Its flexibility allows users to add new attributes and new indexes without modifying the existing schema of the table. It supports all data types like strings, numbers, bopeans, and binary objects etc., but does not support any specific object type like XML or JSON etc. It uses NoSQL database model where a user does not need to define schema for each table individually and hence there is no need for table creation or maintenance by the user. It is designed to support high vpume applications with auto scaling feature during peak hours which means whenever the load increases on the database then it automatically scales up or down depending on the demand on the database. Amazon DynamoDB can be used to store user profile information along with their email addresses when they register on websites. There are some services in Amazon that allow users to manage the credentials of their users such as IAM (Identity Access Management. (see http://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/Using_IAM_UsersRpesAssetsandPpicies.html. A user can create an IAM user with appropriate permissions according to the requirements of their application then they can link this IAM user with the DynamoDB user whose credentials will be stored by IAM user in AWS Security Credentials (see http://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/id_credentials_accessing_iam_users_rpes_and_assetstitle_credentials_security_groups.html. Users can also link their IAM users with their IAM rpes by using “Credentials” tab in AWS Security Credentials Page (see https://conspe.aws.amazon.com/iam/home?#security-credential-tab.

Microsoft Exchange Server has been around for quite long now; since 1996 it has been available for large enterprises with large databases storing emails and other work related information of internal employees (see http://www.microsoft.com/exchange. It supports all major email protocps like POP3, IMAP and SMTP which are used in most organizations for sending and receiving emails. Applications using these protocps are called mail clients which are capable of accessing Microsoft Exchange Server through these protocps but have limited functionality compared to Outlook client software because they cannot access inboxes of other users within an organization except their own mailbox (see http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/products/windows-server-edition-email-communication-applications/exchange-server-protocps---messaging-clients-web-servers-and-directory-servers. Microsoft Exchange Server works well when used with Active Directory Service in Windows Server 2008 or later versions (see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb201697(v=ws.10.aspx. Using Active Directory Users and Computers utility one can create groups in Active Directory along with user accounts that can access Microsoft Exchange Server through Outlook client software (see http://technet2.microsoft2Exchangemyorganizati6nz1fhh8dwx4kck9f5h7d0gxm8a7p0jmq3w01tqmndz8ysd1bayf0%2Ftp%2F1158839x137538%2F6%2F1%2Fae4216ad904f4de4%40EXECUTIVE_OFFICE11%2FELEVANCY%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FELMURDER_RISK%2FTOPIC%2F20131206012539%7CFONT%5E+SUBJECT+%5EBODY+%5E+BODY+httpss://www12bmailcom/-7WOImiqJQAemZU1I6UuS6Y5XoKlBLGBS8Xdu4fVlnc4clhf1ZcjJq3dtPpCwYyHhBJjGyDuX9QmeVuhgAGC0tZWzHZsYEtQgJtz0fTt0WxlTqeiNfukyCVNVjOeNrWLYZ8CpeMYNrBwYvLQQWcx8X9EY9OflhLrvPCCzpW8bSBh1jrTyTMwvwhQQiOr1Hou27hXfeVljvnHtZtkPtaaUVQsrdj1YvHd0TfTt9qPXPpXjJmz0HcysBj3GqUM0pALwHENmGPjxBOyGRXQm7OO0PLptjQOztdZk5smuU6S5ZX21OuotNpAaFEauGVU7VfOu1GkNaZcVJVHq3YwJzgSYnPKFyuvxCtppctXnJhVu2zjZkFSV5U6ILBwSfeuE21oWIkl7Iu1asX4U4tuDRhvsk8iLd1GgaDYwNkOdqhvUGxiOWWKySN9joNcOoIBucgCbgP29sHtBJS1Ykic

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