What Are Local Secondary Indexes?

1.	What Are Local Secondary Indexes?
Answer» An INDEX with the same partition key as the table but DIFFERENT sort key is CALLED local SECONDARY index. A local secondary index is considered to be “local” because EVERY partition of a local secondary index is scaled to a table partition which contains the same partition key.

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An INDEX with the same partition key as the table but DIFFERENT sort key is CALLED local SECONDARY index.
A local secondary index is considered to be “local” because EVERY partition of a local secondary index is scaled to a table partition which contains the same partition key.

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