Michael Bahr • 9/1/2021

Partial Data Recovery with AWS DynamoDB Point In Time Recovery

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This technical article explains a method for partial data recovery in AWS DynamoDB using the Point In Time Recovery (PITR) feature. It details how to prepare an application for an incident, identify impacted records, force the app into read-only mode, and restore a backup to a new table to patch corrupted records in the live table, which is useful for large datasets where a full restore is impractical.

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