DynamoDB, a NoSQL Database offered by AWS, provides flexible schema, but controlling schema is important to avoid chaos.The AWS SDK-v2 for Java includes an EnhancedClient API for strict table schema setup and data serialization.The article discusses setting up the EnhancedClient API for DynamoDB local using a Spring Boot project.Endpoints like POST /api/v1/book, GET /api/v1/book/id, GET /api/v1/books, and GET /api/v1/books/year/{year_published} are implemented.A document structure for the Books table includes fields like id, author, genres, yearPublished, and more.Codes for setting up the EnhancedClient, Bean, and TableSchema in Java are provided for handling schema and data serialization.The EnhancedClient API allows fine control over the schema and robust data handling in DynamoDB.A service class BookService is created to power the APIs for operations like adding a book, fetching all books, and querying books by year published.The article showcases how EnhancedClient API simplifies data serialization and schema definition, ensuring consistency and ease of development.The controller in the application handles requests by delegating them to the service layer, demonstrating a clean architecture setup.Using EnhancedClient API streamlines data management in DynamoDB, offering a balance between data serialization control and schema flexibility.