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Yes exactly, you need to modify getTableConfig method. Can I ask why you need different profiles / configuration? Not that it's wrong, just that I would like to make it work for all cases with a single config and most likely a max value...
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The biggest one is min/max for each grouping of tables. The only other issue is whether it should be read, write or both.
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So for min I think 1 is adequate because obviously lower is better in terms of cost and the provisioner will never provision less than you need (unless you change the default settings. Potentially a massive spike and throttles could be avoided but I've included functionality to cover most of those cases also. Please let me know if you think of a scenario that I missed..
For max yes I can see that definitely as being a requirement but you could either just lump it and put a high number across the board to keep things simple (it's not going to use it just because it's able to) or maybe use the default config as a prototype, clone it and then just modify the max values using a map of table name to max value..?
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Realized the groupings also have different scale characteristics in terms of how quickly they ramp up and/or down. Just going with multiple files for now I think.
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- How to scale down working HOT 1
- Minimum capacity ignored HOT 6
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- Incorporate throttled events into provisioning calculations
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- Add an SNS notification channel for increase / decrease throughput? HOT 7
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- Would be nice to have a provisioner that selects tables based on tags HOT 1
- Missing script build in package.json HOT 2
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