DynamoDB - Cost Optimization and MonitoringIf a DAX cache miss occurs for a GetItem request, what is the next step?ADAX queries DynamoDB, caches the result, then returns itBDAX returns a null response immediatelyCDAX retries the cache lookup three times before failingDDAX writes a placeholder item to the cache and returns itCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand DAX cache miss flowOn cache miss, DAX fetches data from DynamoDB and caches it.Step 2: Remove incorrect optionsDAX does not return null immediately, retry cache lookups, or write placeholders.Final Answer:DAX queries DynamoDB, caches the result, then returns it -> Option AQuick Check:Cache miss triggers DynamoDB fetch and cache update [OK]Quick Trick: Cache miss triggers DynamoDB fetch and cache update [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming DAX returns null on missThinking DAX retries cache multiple timesBelieving DAX writes placeholders on miss
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