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• Data visualization: Display data in a variety of graphical formats to allow users to explore and interact with it easily.

• Data management: Provide a user-friendly interface for creating, editing, and deleting data in DynamoDB, as well as for managing data access permissions.

• Data import and export: For importing and exporting data in DynamoDB in different file formats, such as CSV, JSON, and Excel., as well as for data validation and transformation.

• Performance monitoring: Allows users to view performance metrics, such as request throughput and consumed capacity, for a table and set up alerts based on thresholds.

• Backup and recovery: Allows users to create and manage backups of a table, including scheduling backups, managing retention policies, and restoring tables from backups.

Many developers build a custom Dynamo DB GUI instead of using AWS DynamoDB Console, NoSQL Manager for Amazon DynamoDB, or Dynobase. A few reasons behind it being:

• Customization: A custom GUI tailored to specific business needs and workflows is generally more efficient than pre-built solutions.

• Better data control: A custom DynamoDB GUI can offer more control over data, such as data access permissions, data encryption and data backup, which is not available in the default console.

• Integration: Integrate with any datasource, or SaaS tools such as a customer relationship management (CRM) system or a business intelligence tool, in clicks and build a more seamless workflow. Use Appsmith’s native integrations or connect via REST APIs.

• Control: Have more control over the development, maintenance and upgrades of your GUI. Developers get all the control they want while building and shipping tools with our low-code, open-source product.

• Flexibility: Build a GUI you don’t need to rebuild again in 12 months. Easily adapt to changing requirements, internal processes, and upcoming technologies.

• Compliance and regulations: You can build your GUI to adhere to specific compliance and regulatory requirements of your company, providing a more secure way to store and manage sensitive data.

• Engineering bandwidth: Giving your end users the abilities they require to view and do CRUD operations on the data in a secure manner without increasing dependency on engineering resources.

• Data management: Ensure your data is stored and processed in a way that complies with your organization's policies and regulations.

• Interoperability: The GUI should be able to work seamlessly or integrate with other tools and applications that are used in conjunction with the database.

• Security: The GUI must ensure that sensitive data is protected and only accessible to authorized users. Building proper authentication and authorization is a long and difficult project in itself.

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