DynamoDB - Cost Optimization and MonitoringGiven a DAX cluster caching an item with key 'User123', what happens when a GetItem request for 'User123' is made?AThe item is returned from the DAX cache, reducing latencyBThe request bypasses DAX and queries DynamoDB directlyCThe item is deleted from the cache before returningDThe request causes a cache miss and returns an errorCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand DAX cache hit behaviorIf the item is cached, DAX returns it directly to reduce latency.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect behaviorsDAX does not bypass cache on hit, delete cached items, or error on cache hit.Final Answer:The item is returned from the DAX cache, reducing latency -> Option AQuick Check:Cache hit returns item fast = The item is returned from the DAX cache, reducing latency [OK]Quick Trick: Cache hit returns item fast from DAX, no DynamoDB call [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking DAX bypasses cache on hitsAssuming cache deletes item on readBelieving cache miss causes error
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