Ross Williams

I’d much rather have a choice of claim to use and I’d like to avoid sub as it’s not under my control and cannot be recreated when restoring a Cognito...

I only need an equality check, but I don’t want to be forced to use the “sub” token claim. Imagine I have an “AppNameUserId” claim in my token

There is a workaround for this and a reason why it is not automatically included as part of amplify - DynamoDB does not have an efficient way to count items,...

Elastic does provide this information, you can access it in the resolver template with: $ctx.result.hits.total. There is a difficult disconnect between graphql and dynamodb development mindset. Dynamo DB requires planning...

Elasticsearch by default returns the total hit count, and by default its accurate up to around 10,000. So if you make a rest api call in your lambda you will...

@undefobj What I would like to see to support this type of feature is to utilise kinesis firehose and glue to send data in Redshift or S3 Parquet. Then I...

I wasn't as interested in strong consistency or using it for pagination, but the total count calculation and getting aggregations in general. The ask seems to be about bringing other...

@psporysz dynamodb doesn’t prevent this UI pattern, it only requires that you do additional work. You can setup a streams trigger to keep a record count yourself. You can then...

I'm not aware of any trick you are missing to get this working, $util.transform.toDynamoDBFilterExpression does not support nested object filtering. Sounds like a great feature request. You can test the...

Templates are used to get and filter data from a single table. You are asking to filter results in one table based on information in a second table. This is...