This chapter was an important step because we implemented a very good structured application with the dependency injection pattern and created an API endpoint using that. We looked at how to persist our data without having a database system that needs maintenance. Adding more tables and consuming them with more endpoints like these is up to you and your business requirements. You will need the help of the AWS documentation to discover more features of DynamoDB and API Gateway that can be useful for you.
In the next chapter, we will switch our focus a bit more to other AWS parts, such as SNS (Simple Notification Service), SES (Simple E-Mail Service), and S3. First, we will notify an asynchronous Lambda that will set the password for our newly registered users and send a welcome mail to them along with it. In the second part, we will work on an even more exciting topic:...
