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I'm a bit stumped on why they say to avoid using local indices in DynamoDB, though.
I'm a bit stumped on why they say to avoid using local indices in DynamoDB, though.
https://docs.amazonaws.cn/en_us/amazondynamodb/latest/develo...
Here is a link to the AWS docs referencing the limitation of local secondary indices. Any table with a local secondary index is limited to 10GB per partition key.
The authors may have misinterpreted this limitation.
>Once you create a local index on a table, the property that allows a table to keep growing indefinitely goes away.
It limits the value for that partition key but does not limit the overall size of the table...