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Manage tables / NEW IN 3.0

Manage the table behind your data.

Create and remove global secondary indexes, follow backfill progress, and manage replicas, tags and resource policies from Dynobase's table settings.

See how it works
Table settings with global secondary index definitions and management controls.
Table settings with global secondary index definitions and management controls. Dynobase 3.0 with demo data.

Manage secondary indexes

Configure a new GSI for your access pattern and track its creation and backfill status. Destructive index actions require an explicit confirmation.

Work across regions

Review and manage Global Tables replicas from the same table settings surface, using the selected AWS profile's permissions.

Keep configuration together

Inspect or edit table tags and resource policies alongside other table settings. Unsupported endpoint capabilities are hidden where appropriate.

IN THE APP

How it works

Open Dynobase and follow these steps to use indexes, replicas and table settings.

  1. 01

    Open table settings

    Open a table and use the settings control beside its location.

  2. 02

    Select the configuration

    Choose the relevant section for indexes, replicas, tags or the resource policy, and inspect the current configuration.

  3. 03

    Review and apply

    Enter the intended change, complete any required confirmation, then refresh or watch status while AWS processes the request.

Questions, answered.

Does creating a GSI make it queryable immediately?

No. AWS builds the index asynchronously. Wait for the index to become active and review backfill progress before using it.

Can I manage vector indexes here?

The 3.0 index-management workflow covers global secondary indexes. Semantic search reads existing vector indexes; vector-index creation and embedding backfills are outside this release.

Your DynamoDB workflow, in one app.

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