README.md

DynamoDB2MYSQL

Node.js script to transfer DynamoDB table to MySQL

All you need to do is create config.json file in that same directory as such:

{
	"aws":
	{
		"key": "AWS_ACCESS_KEY",
		"secret": "AWS_SECRET_KEY",
		"region": "AWS_REGION",
		"limit": DYNAMODB_LIMIT_ROWS_PER_READ
	},
	"mysql":
	{
		"host": "MYSQL_HOST",
		"port": "MYSQL_PORT",
		"user": "MYSQL_USER",
		"password": "MYSQL_PASSWORD",
		"database": "MYSQL_DATABASE_NAME"
	}
}

If you want to notify on transfer complete or execution fails, you should add section "notify" in config.json as such:

{
	"aws":
	{
		"key": "AWS_ACCESS_KEY",
		"secret": "AWS_SECRET_KEY",
		"region": "AWS_REGION",
		"limit": DYNAMODB_LIMIT_ROWS_PER_READ
	},
	"mysql":
	{
		"host": "MYSQL_HOST",
		"port": "MYSQL_PORT",
		"user": "MYSQL_USER",
		"password": "MYSQL_PASSWORD",
		"database": "MYSQL_DATABASE_NAME"
	},
	"notify":
	{
		"sender": "required@must.be.verified",
		"recipient": "required@must.be.verified",
	}
}

Notification using Amazon SES.

The output is executed sql.

Pre-requisites

You'll need to install a few modules, including:

• aws-sdk
• commander
• mysql

Usage

typically, to use you should run:

node dynamodb2mysql.js -s dynamodb_table_name -d mysql_table_name > output.sql

Full options list is:

-h, --help                     output usage information
-V, --version                  output the version number
-s, --source [tablename]       The source (DynamoDB) table
-d, --destination [tablename]  The destination (MySQL) table
--destroy                      Destroy source (DynamoDB) table on transfer complete
--notify                       Notify by Amazon SES on transfer complete
-e, --execute [filename]       The SQL file will be executed on transfer complete

Big thanks to DynamoDBtoCSV and Dynamo-archive repositories for knowledge