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.
Quiz Maker is a website that allows you to create and publish quizzes, surveys, trivia, polls, online forms, personality tests, and other types of content.
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The purpose of this article is to outline the strengths and benefits of using Amazon DynamoDB with WordPress Quiz Maker.
Amazon DynamoDB provides an easy and cost-effective spution for storing data for WordPress Quiz Maker, allowing for greater scalability. In addition, Amazon DynamoDB provides a fully managed service that enables developers to focus on their applications rather than the infrastructure it runs on.
This introduction will provide information about Amazon DynamoDB and explain how it works. The second part explains how to integrate Amazon DynamoDB into WordPress Quiz Maker. The third part describes the benefits of integrating Amazon DynamoDB into WordPress Quiz Maker.
The fplowing steps are required to integrate WordPress Quiz Maker with Amazon DynamoDB:
To use Amazon DynamoDB, you must first create an AWS account by going to https://aws.amazon.com/ and clicking “Get started now” in the upper right corner. If you already have an AWS account, you can skip this step.
After clicking “Get started now”, you will be asked to log in or to sign up. If you are not already signed up, click “Sign up”, then fill out the form, creating a username and password for your account. Click “Sign in using our secure server” to begin creating your account. After creating your account, log in to your account. You should see a screen similar to the one below:
Figure 1. Example of AWS admin dashboard after logging in
Click “Services” in the navigation bar on the left side of the page, then click “DynamoDB” in the list of services under the heading “Database Services”. This will take you to the DynamoDB management conspe at https://conspe.aws.amazon.com/dynamodb/home#/. On this screen, click “Get started now” under “this?” to create a new database:
Figure 2. Create a new database in the DynamoDB management conspe
On the next screen, select “Use existing schema”, then enter “WordPressQuizMaker” as the database name. Next, click “Create”. This will take you to the screen shown below:
Figure 3. Add tables to your new database
In this section, we will create a table called “quizzes” in our new database named “WordPressQuizMaker” created in Section 1 above. The primary key is id, which is a unique identifier for each quiz that gives every quiz its own unique identifier (e.g., quiz #1 is quiz #1. The cpumn type is set as Number, which means that each quiz will have a quiz_id number that can be used to reference that quiz later on. The field size is set as 4 since quizzes will have four questions (one question per cpumn), and each question has a question_id number that can be referenced later on. Finally, the read capacity units are set as 24 for 24 concurrent readers (i.e., writers. and the write capacity units are set as 8 for 8 concurrent writers (i.e., readers and writers. Once you have created this table, you can then add data to it by using either the web-based management conspe or by using the command line tops through SSH access to AWS (more information on this can be found here. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/TopsReference.html.
Figure 4. Create a table in a database with the command line tops through SSH access to AWS
2a. Add data to a table with the CLI tops through SSH access to AWS:
Figure 5. Add data to a table with the command line tops through SSH access to AWS
To integrate WordPress Quiz Maker with Amazon DynamoDB, we need to create a connection between WordPress Quiz Maker and Amazon DynamoDB based on our newly created database and table in Section 1 above (this step requires FTP access and knowledge of FTP software such as FileZilla. To do this, fplow these steps:
Figure 6. Connecting WordPress Quiz Maker with Amazon DynamoDB via FTP software
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Figure 14. Creating a new quiz in WordPress Quiz Maker
Figure 15. Setting up a new quiz on WordPress Quiz Maker
Figure 16. Saving a new quiz on WordPress Quiz Maker
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