Amazon DynamoDB

2026/03/20 - 9 updated api methods

Changes   Adding ReplicaArn to ReplicaDescription of a global table replica

2026/02/23 - 1 updated api methods

Changes   This change supports the creation of multi-account global tables. It adds one new arguments to UpdateTable, GlobalTableSettingsReplicationMode.

2026/02/03 - 9 updated api methods

Changes   This change supports the creation of multi-account global tables. It adds two new arguments to CreateTable, GlobalTableSourceArn and GlobalTableSettingsReplicationMode. DescribeTable is also updated to include information about GlobalTableSettingsReplicationMode.

2025/08/14 - 3 updated api methods

Changes   This release 1/ Adds support for throttled keys mode for CloudWatch Contributor Insights, 2/ Adds throttling reasons to exceptions across dataplane APIs. 3/ Explicitly models ThrottlingException as a class in statically typed languages. Refer to the launch day blog post for more details.

2025/06/30 - 13 updated api methods

Changes   This change adds support for witnesses in global tables. It also adds a new table status, REPLICATION_NOT_AUTHORIZED. This status will indicate scenarios where global replicas table can't be utilized for data plane operations.

2025/01/07 - 2 updated api methods

Changes   This release makes Amazon DynamoDB point-in-time-recovery (PITR) to be configurable. You can set PITR recovery period for each table individually to between 1 and 35 days.

2024/12/03 - 6 updated api methods

Changes   This change adds support for global tables with multi-Region strong consistency (in preview). The UpdateTable API now supports a new attribute MultiRegionConsistency to set consistency when creating global tables. The DescribeTable output now optionally includes the MultiRegionConsistency attribute.

2024/11/13 - 11 updated api methods

Changes   This release includes supports the new WarmThroughput feature for DynamoDB. You can now provide an optional WarmThroughput attribute for CreateTable or UpdateTable APIs to pre-warm your table or global secondary index. You can also use DescribeTable to see the latest WarmThroughput value.