DynamoDB - Access Patterns and Query OptimizationA table's burst capacity is not being used during a sudden traffic spike. What could be the problem?AThe table is encryptedBProvisioned capacity is set to zeroCThe table has no indexesDThe spike exceeds the maximum burst capacity limitCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand burst capacity limitsBurst capacity has a maximum limit based on unused capacity credits.Step 2: Analyze spike sizeIf spike exceeds max burst capacity, excess requests are throttled.Final Answer:The spike exceeds the maximum burst capacity limit -> Option DQuick Check:Spike > burst limit means burst not used fully [OK]Quick Trick: Burst capacity has a maximum limit [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming zero provisioned capacity is commonThinking indexes affect burst usageConfusing encryption with burst usage
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