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Average rating 4.5
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Swr59CkA_w The core content is the same as the video above It would be nice if you could show more examples and examples of search engines actually used through additional updates. For example, in the video, data was only inserted through cloud9, but it would be better if you could show other methods besides the official AWS documentation, such as inserting data directly from local to open search, or inserting data directly from AWS dynamoDB. ============================================== (Edit) Thank you for the quick feedback. The lecture using Lambda was very informative and good! The parts I was curious about were resolved. Please continue to provide good lectures!
Thank you. The main content of the lecture is the same as the video you mentioned. However, I think it is impossible to practice by watching that video. The most important VPC and Cloud9 settings are completely missing from that video. And surprisingly, there are parts that are missing from the YouTube video, so I expect it will be helpful for those who cannot operate it with that video. The same part is 18 minutes for AWS vs. 60 minutes for my lecture. Even if you follow only that part, it will be over 60 minutes. I am leaving this because there is a possibility that you may misunderstand whether I just read the comments and judge that I have skipped the lecture. Overall, the current lecture content is to specifically run that video. I understand that the document that is the basis of that lecture is too well-made and I am not satisfied. I will supplement the fact that the examples are clearly lacking. However, I hope you understand that I left a comment about the parts that may cause misunderstanding in the lecture judgment by reading the comments. Thank you for your good feedback. ======================(Edit) Thank you for quickly changing the review. If there are any additional features you would like to see, please leave a comment on the Q&A board and we will actively reflect them ;)
