DynamoDB - Cost Optimization and MonitoringHow can you ensure cache consistency when multiple clients update the same DynamoDB item behind a DAX cluster?ADisable DAX caching for that item onlyBUse write-through caching and invalidate cache on updatesCIncrease cache TTL to delay cache refreshDUse DAX only for write operationsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand cache consistency needsWrite-through caching with cache invalidation ensures updated data is fresh in cache.Step 2: Review other optionsDisabling cache or increasing TTL causes stale data; DAX does not cache writes only.Final Answer:Use write-through caching and invalidate cache on updates -> Option BQuick Check:Cache invalidation on writes ensures consistency [OK]Quick Trick: Invalidate cache on writes to keep data consistent [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESIncreasing TTL causing stale cacheDisabling cache instead of invalidatingMisusing DAX for writes only
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