Creating "Pay per request" as default BillingMode unless otherwise specified #70
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…ode instead. Changes - On default table schema generation, set the `BillingMode` attribute to `PAY_PER_REQUEST`, which will set the read/write capacity mode of the table to [on-demand](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSJavaScriptSDK/latest/AWS/DynamoDB.html#createTable-property) by default - When calling the `.provisionedThroughput` or setting the `ProvisionedThroughput` attribute on migration table creation, set the `BillingMode` back to `PROVISIONED`
… secondary index and table creation.
…t provide a BillingMode unless one is specified (i.e. it is only set when creating a table)
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Since the last release of this project, DynamoDB now supports a new billing mode of "Pay Per Request", which sets your DynamoDB table as on-demand. Previously the default setup was to create a Table with a provisioned throughput of 10. If you are creating multiple tables (especially for testing purposes), this can increase your AWS costs significantly. You can read more about this change here
This check-in will set default table creation as PAY_PER_REQUEST unless
provisionedThroughputis called.Code Changes
BillingModeattribute toPAY_PER_REQUEST, which will set the read/write capacity mode of the table to on-demand by default.provisionedThroughputor setting theProvisionedThroughputattribute on migration table creation, we set theBillingModeback toPROVISIONED