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DynamoDB capacity modes (on-demand, provisioned) in AWS - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is the On-Demand capacity mode in DynamoDB?
On-Demand capacity mode lets DynamoDB handle all the read and write traffic automatically. You pay only for the requests you use, without setting capacity limits.
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What does Provisioned capacity mode require you to do in DynamoDB?
Provisioned capacity mode requires you to specify the number of reads and writes per second your table needs. You pay for this capacity whether you use it or not.
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intermediate
When should you choose On-Demand capacity mode?
Choose On-Demand if your app has unpredictable or variable traffic. It scales automatically and is simple to use without capacity planning.
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intermediate
What is a benefit of Provisioned capacity mode?
Provisioned mode can be more cost-effective for steady, predictable workloads because you pay a fixed rate for capacity.
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What happens if your app exceeds Provisioned capacity limits in DynamoDB?
If you exceed provisioned capacity, requests may be throttled, causing delays or errors until capacity is increased or traffic decreases.
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Which DynamoDB capacity mode automatically adjusts to your app's traffic without manual setup?
AOn-Demand
BProvisioned
CReserved
DManual
In Provisioned capacity mode, what do you need to specify?
ANumber of reads and writes per second
BTotal data size
CNumber of tables
DBackup frequency
What is a risk of using Provisioned capacity mode with unpredictable traffic?
AAutomatic scaling
BLower cost
CThrottling when traffic spikes
DUnlimited requests
Which capacity mode charges you only for the requests you make?
AFixed
BProvisioned
CReserved
DOn-Demand
For a steady workload with predictable traffic, which mode is usually more cost-effective?
AManual
BProvisioned
CBurst
DOn-Demand
Explain the main differences between DynamoDB's On-Demand and Provisioned capacity modes.
Think about how each mode handles traffic and billing.
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    Describe what happens if your application exceeds the Provisioned capacity limits in DynamoDB.
    Consider the impact on app performance and user experience.
    You got /4 concepts.