Question 1
A developer is building an application that reads 90 Items of data each second from an Amazon DynamoDB table. Each item Is 3 KB m size. The table is configured to use eventually consistent reads How many read capacity units should the developer provision for the table?
Question 2
A Developer has created a Lambda function and is finding that the function is taking longer to complete than expected. After some debugging, the Developer has discovered that increasing compute capacity would improve performance.
How can the Developer increase the Lambda compute resources?
Question 3
A Developer is receiving HTTP 400: ThrottlingException errors intermittently when calling the Amazon CloudWatch API. When a call fails, no data is retrieved.
What best practice should first be applied to address this issue?
Question 4
A company manages a financial services application that stores a large volume of data in an Amazon DynamoDB table. A developer needs to improve the performance of the DynamoDB read queries without increasing the cost.
Which solution meets these requirements?
Question 5
A movie fan club hosts a serverless web application in an Amazon S3 bucket. The application uses an AWS Lambda function that is exposed by an Amazon API Gateway API. The function queries an Amazon DynamoDB table to list actors sorted by movie. In the DynamoDB table. Actor is the primary key, Movie is the sort key, and Role and Year are attributes.
In the web application, a developer wants to add a page that is named Phase 1 that lists only the movies that were released between 2008 and 2012. The developer needs to fetch the Phase 1 items in a way that minimizes the impact on the DynamoDB table.
Which solution will meet these requirements?
