AWS - DynamoDBWhat happens to an item in DynamoDB when its TTL timestamp expires?AThe item is automatically deleted by DynamoDBBThe item is archived for future useCThe item is encrypted and hiddenDThe item is moved to a different tableCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand TTL expiration behaviorWhen the TTL timestamp on an item passes, DynamoDB marks it for deletion.Step 2: Recognize automatic deletion processDynamoDB automatically deletes expired items without user intervention.Final Answer:The item is automatically deleted by DynamoDB -> Option AQuick Check:TTL expiration = automatic deletion [OK]Quick Trick: TTL expired items are deleted automatically [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking TTL archives itemsBelieving TTL encrypts itemsAssuming TTL moves items to other tables
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