Michael Bahr • 1/7/2021

How To Get Random Items From DynamoDB, S3, and Redis

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This technical article provides practical, code-based approaches for retrieving random items from large, changing datasets in serverless environments. It covers specific implementation examples using DynamoDB (with scans and random offsets), S3, and Redis, aimed at use cases like quiz apps, vocabulary tools, or content bots. The guide assumes familiarity with AWS services and includes Python code snippets.

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