AWS - DynamoDBWhat type of data does DynamoDB Streams capture when enabled on a table?AA backup copy of the entire tableBA time-ordered sequence of item-level changesCOnly the table's metadata changesDUser access logs for the tableCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand DynamoDB Streams purposeDynamoDB Streams records changes made to items in a table in order.Step 2: Identify what data is capturedIt captures item-level changes, not backups or metadata or access logs.Final Answer:A time-ordered sequence of item-level changes -> Option BQuick Check:DynamoDB Streams data = item changes [OK]Quick Trick: Streams capture item changes in order, not full backups [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing streams with backupsThinking streams capture only metadataAssuming streams log user access
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