How to use DynamoDB TTL to expire items automatically
TTL (Time to Live) is an Amazon DynamoDB feature, which uses UNIX epoch time to delete items at the specified time. Use it to archive or expire auth sessions.
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TTL (Time to Live) is an Amazon DynamoDB feature, which uses UNIX epoch time to delete items at the specified time. Use it to archive or expire auth sessions.
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