DynamoDB - Backup and RecoveryHow can you handle a scenario where two regions update the same item simultaneously in a DynamoDB Global Table to avoid data loss?ARely solely on DynamoDB's last-writer-wins conflict resolutionBDisable Global Tables and use single-region writes onlyCUse synchronous replication to prevent conflictsDImplement application-level versioning and merge logicCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand conflict resolution limitsDynamoDB uses last-writer-wins which can cause data loss if updates conflict.Step 2: Apply advanced handlingApplication-level versioning and merge logic help preserve data by resolving conflicts intelligently.Final Answer:Implement application-level versioning and merge logic -> Option DQuick Check:Prevent data loss = app-level versioning [OK]Quick Trick: Use app versioning to handle conflicts safely [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESRelying only on last-writer-winsDisabling replication unnecessarilyExpecting synchronous replication in DynamoDB
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