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What happens when a DynamoDB table or index exceeds its provisioned throughput limits, and how can this affect application performance?
publish date: 2024/08/26 04:48:46.838323 UTC
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The excess requests are automatically queued and processed later without any impact on the application.
The excess requests are immediately rejected, and the application may experience ProvisionedThroughputExceededException errors, leading to throttling.
DynamoDB automatically scales the provisioned throughput to handle the excess requests.
The excess requests are redirected to another table or index.
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The excess requests are immediately rejected, and the application may experience ProvisionedThroughputExceededException errors, leading to throttling.
