Dynobase

Working with databases of any type can be somewhat troublesome, especially for the inexperienced. This is where database GUI clients come into play. Their whole purpose is to simplify the process and, ultimately, accelerate the whole process, and that’s exactly what Dynobase does for users working with Amazon’s DynamoDB.

Being a NoSQL database service, Amazon DynamoDB is all about providing efficient performance with continuous scalability. It simplifies the whole process of dealing with hardware provisioning, replication, software patching, and even cluster scaling, alleviating the potential hardships of working with a distributed database.

Since it offers encryption at rest, it’s also quite good at eliminating the whole complexity involved when it comes to protecting sensitive data.

First and foremost, Dynobase offers its users an intuitive user experience. Its modern-looking and well-structured GUI does a good job of allowing even newbies to explore datasets in all its true meaning. It offers advanced filtering options and a set of various productivity-enhancing feature such as the possibility of autocompleting the attribute names.

Just like most professional database GUI clients, it provides its users with all the necessary tools for creating and running queries with the help of its visual query builder. Users can also export their operations into various CLI and SDK formats of popular languages. Switching between tables across multiple accounts and regions is also something that’s worth mentioning.

Other noteworthy features include support for keyboard shortcuts, a query optimizer, offline support (works with DynamoDB local and Localstack), the ability to import and export data from and to CSV and JSON files, and multi-factor authentication.

Dynobase is a modern and well-designed database GUI client. It manages to do exactly what it set out to achieve – to improve all aspects of your work with DynamoDB databases.