AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer Associate SOA-C03 Practice Question
A financial startup stores critical transactional data in a single-Region DynamoDB table using provisioned capacity. Compliance now requires the team to restore the table to any minute in the last 24 hours with an RTO under 15 minutes while minimizing cost and effort. They currently run one nightly on-demand backup through AWS Backup. Which change meets the new requirements most cost-effectively?
Keep the existing backup plan but schedule on-demand backups every hour instead of once per day.
Convert the table to a global table spanning two Regions and use the replica table for point-in-time restores.
Enable DynamoDB Streams, deliver updates to Amazon S3 through AWS DMS, and restore the table by replaying the change logs when needed.
Enable DynamoDB Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR) on the table and discontinue the nightly on-demand backups.
Enabling DynamoDB Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR) provides continuous backups that let administrators restore the table to any second in the preceding 35 days. Restores create a new table in minutes, easily meeting a 15-minute RTO without manual backup scheduling or additional infrastructure. Hourly on-demand backups would still leave gaps of up to 59 minutes and would increase storage and API costs. Streaming table updates to S3 and replaying them would require building and operating custom pipelines and would not guarantee the target RTO. Creating a global table offers high availability but does not give the ability to roll back to an arbitrary point in the past; it also incurs additional write-replication costs. Therefore, enabling PITR is the most economical and operationally simple solution.
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