AWS - DynamoDBGiven a mobile app using DynamoDB, what is the expected behavior when traffic suddenly increases?ADynamoDB automatically scales to handle the increased traffic without downtime.BThe app will crash because DynamoDB cannot handle traffic spikes.CYou must manually add more servers to support the traffic.DDynamoDB will slow down and reject requests until traffic decreases.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand DynamoDB's scaling featureDynamoDB automatically scales throughput capacity to meet traffic demands.Step 2: Analyze the impact on app availabilityThis automatic scaling prevents crashes and downtime during traffic spikes.Final Answer:DynamoDB automatically scales to handle the increased traffic without downtime. -> Option AQuick Check:Auto scaling = no downtime during spikes [OK]Quick Trick: DynamoDB auto-scales for traffic spikes [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking manual scaling is neededAssuming app crashes on traffic increaseBelieving DynamoDB rejects requests under load
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