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- #LOCAL DYNAMODB CANNOT FIND CREDENTIALS INSTALL#
- #LOCAL DYNAMODB CANNOT FIND CREDENTIALS UPDATE#
- #LOCAL DYNAMODB CANNOT FIND CREDENTIALS CODE#
#LOCAL DYNAMODB CANNOT FIND CREDENTIALS CODE#
To write code against DynamoDB Local, simply set your client’s endpoint and region appropriately: // The secret key doesn't need to be valid, DynamoDB Local doesn't care.ĪWSCredentials credentials = new BasicAWSCredentials(yourAccessKeyId, "bogus") ĪmazonDynamoDBClient client = new AmazonDynamoDBClient(credentials) You can now use the DynamoDB Management features of the toolkit to create tables in your local DynamoDB instance, load some data into them, and perform test queries against your tables. A console window will be opened that should print out a few lines similar to the below when the DynamoDB Local Test Tool finishes initializing itself: Pick the version you just installed, give it a port (if you didn’t specify a default earlier), and hit Finish. This will bring up a wizard allowing you to pick which version of the DynamoDB Local Test Tool to launch, and the port to which it should bind. Right-click this node and select Start DynamoDB Local. This psuedo-region represents test tool services running locally on your machine.įor now, you’ll see a single Amazon DynamoDB node representing the DynamoDB Local Test Tool. Once the test tool is installed, pop open the AWS Explorer view and switch it to the Local (localhost) region.
#LOCAL DYNAMODB CANNOT FIND CREDENTIALS INSTALL#
Select the latest version and hit the Install button that’s above the list of versions the DynamoDB Local Test Tool will be downloaded and installed in the directory you specified. When the DynamoDB team releases future versions of the test tool, they will also show up in this list. There are currently two: the original version () and a newer version () which includes support for Global Seconday Indexes. The page also lists versions of the DynamoDB Local Test Tool available for installation.
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Then, head to the new DynamoDB Local Test Tool preference page, where you can specify a directory to install the DynamoDB Local Test Tool and a default TCP port for it to bind to. If not, you’ll need to install one and configure Eclipse to know where it is. Make sure you have a recent version of the Amazon DynamoDB Management plugin (v201311261154 or later) installed and follow along below! Installing DynamoDB Localįirst, head to the Eclipse preferences and make sure you have a JavaSE-1.7 compatible JRE installed. With the DynamoDB Local Test Tool integrated into the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse, using it is easier than ever.
#LOCAL DYNAMODB CANNOT FIND CREDENTIALS UPDATE#
When your application is ready for prime time, all you need to do is update the endpoint given to your AmazonDynamoDBClient. The DynamoDB Local Test Tool allows you to develop and test your application against a DynamoDB-compatible database running locally - no Internet connectivity or credit card required. We’re excited to announce that the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse now includes integration with the Amazon DynamoDB Local Test Tool.