DynamoDB - with ServerlessWhat is a key benefit of using DynamoDB Streams with AWS Lambda?AIt lets Lambda directly modify DynamoDB table schemasBIt enables Lambda to store logs inside DynamoDB StreamsCIt allows Lambda to react to data changes in DynamoDB tables in real timeDIt requires manual polling of DynamoDB tables by LambdaCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand DynamoDB Streams roleDynamoDB Streams capture table data changes as events.Step 2: Lambda reacts to these eventsLambda functions can be triggered immediately when these events occur, enabling real-time processing.Final Answer:It allows Lambda to react to data changes in DynamoDB tables in real time -> Option CQuick Check:Real-time event trigger = B [OK]Quick Trick: Streams trigger Lambda instantly on data changes [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing Streams with schema modificationThinking Streams store logsAssuming Lambda must poll tables manually
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