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[Enhancement]: r/aws_dynamodb_table
: Support On-Demand Throughput
#37256
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We need this feature asap. Any insights into when will this be prioritised? |
Worth noting this is in AWS's Cloud Control provider, as an alternative in the meantime: |
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Description
The
CreateTable
andUpdateTable
APIs now support configuration of on-demand throughput for tables and global secondary indexes. Theaws_dynamodb_table
resource should add corresponding arguments. Overrides can also be applied to replicationon_demand_throughput
block argument, containingmax_read_request_units
andmax_write_request_units
arguments. r/aws_dynamodb_table: addon_demand_throughput
attribute #37799on_demand_throughput
argument, but nested inside theglobal_secondary_index
block).import_table
andreplica
blocks can incorporateon_demand_throughput_override
configurations.Affected Resource(s) and/or Data Source(s)
aws_dynamodb_table
Potential Terraform Configuration
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Would you like to implement a fix?
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