Error: AWS DynamoDB Provisioning Error

Answered by Rafal Wilinski
What's Causing This Error
In DynamoDB provisioning, you have to specify the amount of data writes and reads you require for the application per second. Therefore, errors may arise when the throughput exceeds the capacity of the index or the table. For instance, an unpredicted sudden spike in the read operations exceeding the specified read capacity can result in an error. Or this can happen when your request rate is too high.
Solution: Here's How To Resolve It
DynamoDB is capable of handling occasional spikes of throughput without much hassle. But your requests get throttled when the limit exceeds, and it will result in an exception. If your database workloads are unpredictable, you can use DynamoDB auto-scaling to manage the throughput capacity automatically. You can reduce the request frequency or use exponential backoff if your request rate is too high. Ensure you know about the burst capacity and request throttling to prevent such situations.
Other Common DynamoDB Errors (with Solutions)
- could not connect to the endpoint URL dynamodb
- dynamodb the table does not have the specified index
- DynamoDB type item is not supported
- DynamoDB cannot do operations on a non-existent table
- DynamoDB cannot delete the table
- DynamoDB stream not working
- Dynamodb error 500
- DynamoDB validation error
- dynamodb throughput error
- DynamoDB batch write is not working
- dynamodb unable to find storage information for property
- dynamodb update fail if not exists
- the dynamodb service does not have version
- dynamodb localhost not working
- DynamoDB attribute not empty