LMIG -> LDMS, + LSQL naming

Author: switch180

content/authors.en.md

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 1. Daniel Yoder ([danielsyoder](https://github.com/danielsyoder)) - The brains behind amazon-dynamodb-labs.com and the co-creator of the design scenarios
 
 ### 2024 additions
-The Generative AI workshop LBED was released in 2024:
+The Generative AI workshop LBED was released in early 2024:
 1. John Terhune - ([@terhunej](https://github.com/terhunej)) - Primary author
 1. Zhang Xin - ([@SEZ9](https://github.com/SEZ9)) - Content contributor and original author of a lab that John used as the basis of LBED
 1. Sean Shriver - ([@switch180](https://github.com/switch180)) - Editor, tech reviewer, and merger
 
+The LSQL relational migration lab was released in late 2024:
+1. Robert McCauley - ([robm26](https://github.com/robm26)) - Primary author
+1. Sean Shriver - ([@switch180](https://github.com/switch180)) - Editor, tech reviewer, and merger
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 ### 2023 additions
 The serverless event driven architecture lab was added in 2023:
 

content/change-data-capture/index.en.md

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 title: "LCDC: Change Data Capture for Amazon DynamoDB"
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 description: "200 level: Hands-on exercises with DynamoDB Streams and Kinesis Data Streams with Kinesis Analytics."
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 In this workshop, you will learn how to perform change data capture of item level changes on DynamoDB tables using [Amazon DynamoDB Streams](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/Streams.html) and [Amazon Kinesis Data Streams](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/kds.html). This technique allows you to develop event-driven solutions that are initiated by alterations made to item-level data stored in DynamoDB.
 

content/index.en.md

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 If you're brand new to DynamoDB with no experience, you may want to begin with *Hands-on Labs for Amazon DynamoDB*. If you want to learn the design patterns for DynamoDB, check out *Advanced Design Patterns for DynamoDB* and the *Design Challenges* scenarios.
 
 ### Looking for a larger challenge?
-The DynamoDB Immersion Day has a series of workshops designed to cover advanced topics. If you want to dig deep into streaming aggregations with AWS Lambda and DynamoDB Streams, consider LEDA. Or if you want an easier introduction CDC you can consider LCDC.
+The DynamoDB Immersion Day has a series of workshops designed to cover advanced topics. If you want to dig deep into streaming aggregations with AWS Lambda and DynamoDB Streams, consider LEDA. Or if you want an easier introduction CDC you can consider LCDC. Do you have a relational database to migrate to DynamoDB? We offer LSQL and a AWS DMS lab LDMS: we highly recommend LSQL unless you have a need to use DMS.
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 Do you want to integrate Generative AI to create a context-aware reasoning application? If so consider LBED, a lab that takes a product catalog from DynamoDB and contiously indexes it into OpenSearch Service for natural language queries supported by Amazon Bedrock.
 
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-title: "5. LMIG: Relational Modeling & Migration"
+title: "LDMS: AWS DMS Migration"
 date: 2021-04-25T07:33:04-05:00
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-In this module, also classified as LMIG, you will learn how to design a target data model in DynamoDB for highly normalized relational data in a relational database.
+In this module, classified as LDMS, you will learn how to design a target data model in DynamoDB for highly normalized relational data in a relational database.
 The exercise also guides a step by step migration of an IMDb dataset from a self-managed MySQL database instance on EC2 to a fully managed key-value pair database Amazon DynamoDB.
 At the end of this lesson, you should feel confident in your ability to design and migrate an existing relational database to Amazon DynamoDB.