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Quick start guide

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  1. 1Before you start
  2. 2Open Table Discovery
  3. 3Authenticate the profile
  4. 4Load tables
  5. 5Open a table
  6. 6Next steps

Before you start

Make sure that you have:

An AWS profile is a named group of authentication settings. An AWS Region is a geographic AWS location, such as us-east-1. DynamoDB tables belong to one Region.

Open Table Discovery

  1. Open Settings and select Table discovery. You can also select Manage AWS profiles in Global Search.
  2. Select an AWS profile.

Dynomate reads the profile list from ~/.aws/config and ~/.aws/credentials. On Windows, these files are in %USERPROFILE%\.aws.

Authenticate the profile

Dynomate checks the selected profile before it shows the Region list.

  • For an access-key profile, wait for Credentials valid.
  • For an MFA profile, enter the six-digit MFA code and select Submit.
  • For an AWS SSO profile, select Login. Complete the AWS sign-in in your browser.
  • For an AWS Login profile, select Sign in with browser. Complete the AWS sign-in in your browser.
  • For a local profile, wait for Local profile. Local endpoints do not require AWS authentication.

If authentication fails, see authentication failures.

Load tables

  1. Filter the Region list if necessary.
  2. Select each Region that contains tables you need.
  3. Select Load Tables.
  4. Review the result for each Region.

You can select several Regions for an AWS profile. A local profile uses one Region at a time. Selecting another profile clears the Region selection.

Table discovery
Table Discovery results for DynamoDB and Athena resources grouped by AWS Region
Review the resources found in each selected Region.

Open a table

  1. Expand the AWS account in the Tables sidebar.
  2. Expand the Region.
  3. Select a DynamoDB table.

Dynomate opens the table in a work tab. You can scan the table or query it by its partition key. AWS permissions still control which operations can succeed.

Next steps