DynamoDB - Backup and RecoveryWhen an import job from S3 to DynamoDB fails citing unsupported file format, what should be your first troubleshooting step?ACheck if the S3 bucket policy allows public accessBIncrease the DynamoDB table's write capacity unitsCVerify the file format specified matches the actual file contentDRestart the import job without changesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand error causeUnsupported file format errors usually mean a mismatch between declared and actual file format.Step 2: TroubleshootConfirm the file format parameter matches the file's true format (e.g., JSON, CSV).Final Answer:Verify the file format specified matches the actual file content -> Option CQuick Check:Match file format parameter to file content [OK]Quick Trick: Check file format matches actual file content first [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming capacity issues cause format errorsIgnoring file format parameterRestarting job without verifying format
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