I decided to uniqufy the DynamoDB tables to support multi-tenancy of the data. This will allow students to share one AWS personal account or for me to hand out restricted IAM accounts (from my instructor-funded personal account) for students that are caught up with no access. I did this by qualifying the cloudformation stack and table names with the access key.
I also renamed the dynamodb-start and -stop targets to -init and -clean.
I decided to uniqufy the DynamoDB tables to support multi-tenancy of the data. This will allow students to share one AWS personal account or for me to hand out restricted IAM accounts (from my instructor-funded personal account) for students that are caught up with no access. I did this by qualifying the cloudformation stack and table names with the access key.
I also renamed the dynamodb-start and -stop targets to -init and -clean.