Amazon DynamoDB now supports configurable point-in-time-recovery periods
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Amazon DynamoDB has introduced configurable point-in-time recovery (PITR) periods for database tables, offering enhanced data protection and compliance capabilities.
- Users can now specify PITR duration from 1 to 35 days per table
- Protects against accidental writes and deletes by enabling data restoration to any second within the recovery period
- Available in all AWS Regions, including GovCloud and China Regions
- Pricing is based on the table size with PITR enabled
- Helps organizations meet specific compliance and regulatory requirements
This feature provides more flexibility in data recovery and protection strategies for DynamoDB users.
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