Which of the following is NOT true of the DynamoDB Console?
It allows you to add local secondary indexes to existing tables.
It allows you to query a table.
It allows you to set up alarms to monitor your table’s capacity usage.
It allows you to view items stored in a tables, add, update, and delete items.
Explanations:
You cannot add Local Secondary Indexes (LSIs) to a DynamoDB table after the table has been created. LSIs must be defined at table creation time. This is a key limitation of LSIs.
The DynamoDB console provides an “Explore items” tab that allows you to query tables using various criteria, including scan, query, and filter expressions.
You can create CloudWatch alarms directly from the DynamoDB console by navigating to the “Metrics” tab for a table. This allows you to monitor metrics like consumed capacity units and set up alarms based on thresholds.
The DynamoDB console provides full data manipulation capabilities. You can view items, add new items, update existing items, and delete items directly through the console interface.
I believe the answer is:
It allows you to add local secondary indexes to existing tables.
I judge that the answer is:
It allows you to add local secondary indexes to existing tables.