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content/relational-migration/application refactoring/index2.en.md

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(You can also open the same browser in Incognito Mode for this step.)
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5. Click the Target API button and paste in the new Rest API URL.
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6. Notice the title of the page has updated to **DynamoDB App** in a blue color. If it isn't blue, you can refresh the page and see the color change.
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6. Notice the title of the page has updated to **DynamoDB App** in a blue color.

content/relational-migration/data migration/index3.en.md

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4. In the search box, type DynamoDB to visit the DyanmoDB console.
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5. From the left nav, click Imports from S3.
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6. Notice your import is listed along with the current status.
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![Import from S3](/static/images/relational-migration/import-from-s3.png)
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7. Once the import has completed, you can click it to see a summary including item count and the size of the import.
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8. On the left nav, click to Tables.
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9. In the list of tables, click on the Customers table.

content/relational-migration/index.en.md

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Developer challenge: Write a new set of data access functions that point to DynamoDB.
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### Requirements
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This workshop is designed to run in an immersion day on Workshop Studio in an AWS-provided environment that includes a MySQL database on EC2. It cannot be run in your own AWS account, however the code is all open source.
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### Runtime environment
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This workshop is designed to run in an AWS-provided environment that includes a MySQL database on EC2.
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### Technical Depth
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This workshop is a L300 level workshop. Having SQL, Python, and Bash skills will help but are not required.

content/relational-migration/setup/index.en.md

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the ability to find and clone the public Github code repository,
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and a running MySQL database instance.
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You can create a new Amazon S3 bucket quickly, which can be used as a staging area for data to be migrated.
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All the steps, tools, and scripts presented in the workshop are designed to be taken home with you
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so you can perform a real database migration.
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content/relational-migration/setup/index2.en.md

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1. Next, let's deploy the Chalice application stack. This step may take a few minutes to complete.
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chalice deploy --stage relational
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