DynamoDB - Cost Optimization and MonitoringA developer tries to buy Reserved Capacity using a DynamoDB API call but gets an error. What is the likely cause?AReserved Capacity requires table to be in on-demand mode.BReserved Capacity cannot be purchased via API calls.CThe API call syntax is incorrect.DReserved Capacity is only for global tables.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check how Reserved Capacity is purchasedReserved Capacity is bought only through AWS Console or CLI, not through DynamoDB API calls.Step 2: Understand error causeTrying to buy it via API results in error because the API does not support this operation.Final Answer:Reserved Capacity cannot be purchased via API calls. -> Option BQuick Check:Reserved Capacity purchase method = Console/CLI only [OK]Quick Trick: Reserved Capacity purchase via API causes error [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming API calls can buy Reserved CapacityBlaming syntax errors without checking purchase methodConfusing Reserved Capacity with table modes
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