DynamoDB - with ServerlessWhy is it important to handle retries and idempotency in Lambda functions triggered by DynamoDB Streams?ABecause DynamoDB Streams deletes events after first deliveryBBecause Lambda functions always fail on first tryCBecause Lambda functions cannot access DynamoDB directlyDBecause stream events can be delivered more than once, causing duplicate processingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand event delivery guaranteesDynamoDB Streams may deliver the same event multiple times (at-least-once delivery).Step 2: Importance of idempotencyTo avoid duplicate effects, Lambda functions must handle retries safely (idempotent).Final Answer:Because stream events can be delivered more than once, causing duplicate processing -> Option DQuick Check:Handle retries due to possible duplicate events [OK]Quick Trick: Design Lambda to be idempotent for repeated stream events [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming single delivery of eventsBelieving Lambda always fails initiallyThinking Streams delete events immediately
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