AWS - DynamoDBYou receive a validation error when trying to add an item to a DynamoDB table. Which of the following is the most probable cause?AThe item has an attribute with a value exceeding 1 MB in size.BThe item contains an attribute with a reserved DynamoDB keyword as its name.CThe item is missing the required primary key attribute.DThe table has no provisioned throughput configured.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check primary key requirementsDynamoDB requires every item to have the primary key attribute(s) defined.Step 2: Identify common validation errorsMissing primary key attributes cause validation errors when inserting items.Final Answer:The item is missing the required primary key attribute. -> Option CQuick Check:Primary key presence mandatory [OK]Quick Trick: Primary key attribute must be present in every item [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing reserved keywords with validation errorsAssuming large attribute size causes validation errorsBelieving provisioned throughput affects item validation
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