Support for this was added in 1.11.459 of aws sdk.
I created a table with throughputs of read 5 and write 5 and then changed the table to on-demand using the console. On running describe-table against this table, it now shows:
:throughput {:read 0, :write 0, :last-decrease nil, :last-increase nil, :num-decreases-today 0}
where I believe the expected would be:
:billing-mode PAY_PER_REQUEST
And also usable when using create-table
AWS announced on-demand table throughputs here: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2018/11/announcing-amazon-dynamodb-on-demand/
Support for this was added in 1.11.459 of aws sdk.
I created a table with throughputs of read 5 and write 5 and then changed the table to on-demand using the console. On running
describe-tableagainst this table, it now shows::throughput {:read 0, :write 0, :last-decrease nil, :last-increase nil, :num-decreases-today 0}where I believe the expected would be::billing-mode PAY_PER_REQUESTAnd also usable when usingcreate-table