You want to create a nested resource /users/{userId}/orders with a GET method that triggers a Lambda function. Which sequence of steps is correct?

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You want to create a nested resource /users/{userId}/orders with a GET method that triggers a Lambda function. Which sequence of steps is correct?

ACreate /users resource, add GET method, create orders resource, add GET method

BCreate /users resource, create {userId} child resource, create orders child resource, add GET method with Lambda integration

CCreate /users/orders resource directly, add GET method with Lambda integration

DCreate /users resource, create orders resource, add GET method with Lambda integration

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand nested resource creation
Nested resources require creating each path segment step-by-step: /users, then {userId}, then orders.
Step 2: Add method on the final resource
The GET method with Lambda integration is added on the deepest resource (/orders).
Final Answer:
Create /users resource, create {userId} child resource, create orders child resource, add GET method with Lambda integration -> Option B
Quick Check:
Nested resources created stepwise, method on last [OK]

Quick Trick: Create nested resources stepwise, add method last [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Skipping intermediate resource creation
Adding method on wrong resource level
Creating full path as one resource

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You want to create a nested resource /users/{userId}/orders with a GET method that triggers a Lambda function. Which sequence of steps is correct?

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Step 2: Add method on the final resource

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