AWS - DynamoDBWhy does DynamoDB TTL not guarantee immediate deletion of expired items right after expiration time?ATTL requires manual confirmation before deletionBTTL deletions are processed asynchronously and may take up to 48 hoursCExpired items are archived for 30 days before deletionDTTL only deletes items during table backupsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand TTL deletion timingDynamoDB processes TTL deletions asynchronously in the background.Step 2: Recognize possible delay durationDeletion can take up to 48 hours after expiration timestamp.Final Answer:TTL deletions are processed asynchronously and may take up to 48 hours -> Option BQuick Check:TTL deletion is asynchronous with delay [OK]Quick Trick: TTL deletions are not immediate, can take up to 48 hours [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESExpecting instant deletion at expirationThinking manual confirmation is neededAssuming items are archived before deletion
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