DynamoDB - with ServerlessHow do you correctly set up an AWS Lambda function to respond to changes in a DynamoDB table using Streams?AEnable DynamoDB Streams on the table and add the Lambda function as an event source mappingBConfigure the Lambda function to poll the DynamoDB table every minuteCAttach the Lambda function directly to the DynamoDB table without StreamsDUse AWS Glue to connect Lambda and DynamoDBCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Enable DynamoDB StreamsStreams must be enabled on the DynamoDB table to capture data changes.Step 2: Create event source mappingConfigure Lambda to use the DynamoDB Stream as an event source, so it triggers on changes.Final Answer:Enable DynamoDB Streams on the table and add the Lambda function as an event source mapping -> Option AQuick Check:Streams + event source mapping triggers Lambda [OK]Quick Trick: Enable Streams and map Lambda as event source [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESPolling the table instead of using StreamsNot enabling Streams on the tableTrying to attach Lambda directly without Streams
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