# Provisioned Capacity

### Creating a table (Standard) with minimal parameters

```
resources:
  - name: provisioned_standard
    type: aws_dynamodb_table
    props:
      table_name: "test-provisioned"
      billing_mode: "PROVISIONED"
      provisioned_throughput:
        read_capacity_units: 30
        write_capacity_units: 35
      attribute_definitions:
        - attribute_name: "id"
          attribute_type: "S"
      key_schema:
        - attribute_name: "id"
          key_type: "HASH"
```

#### Example price for above configuration

```
provisioned_standard (action: create)
=> Price (Write capacity units)
  => Tier 1 (First 25 WCU - price: $0.00/WCU-Hrs, quantity: 25, monthly: $0.00)
  => Tier 2 (Beyond 25 WCU - price: $0.00065/WCU-Hrs, quantity: 10, monthly: $4.84)
=> Price (Read capacity units)
  => Tier 1 (First 25 RCU - price: $0.00/RCU-Hrs, quantity: 25, monthly: $0.00)
  => Tier 2 (Beyond 25 RCU - price: $0.00013/RCU-Hrs, quantity: 5, monthly: $0.48)
=> Price (Storage (standard))
  => Tier 1 (First 25 GB - price: $0.00/GB-Mo)
  => Tier 2 (Beyond 25 GB - price: $0.25/GB-Mo)
```

### Creating a table (Standard-IA) with minimal parameters

```
resources:
  - name: provisioned_standard_ia
    type: aws_dynamodb_table
    props:
      table_name: "test-provisioned"
      billing_mode: "PROVISIONED"
      table_class: "STANDARD_INFREQUENT_ACCESS"
      provisioned_throughput:
        read_capacity_units: 30
        write_capacity_units: 35
      attribute_definitions:
        - attribute_name: "id"
          attribute_type: "S"
      key_schema:
        - attribute_name: "id"
          key_type: "HASH"
```

#### Example price for above configuration

```
provisioned_standard_ia (action: create)
=> Price (Write capacity units (IA) - price: $0.00081/WCU-Hrs, quantity: 35, monthly: $21.09)
=> Price (Read capacity units (IA) - price: $0.00016/RCU-Hrs, quantity: 30, monthly: $3.57)
=> Price (Storage (IA) - price: $0.10/GB-Mo)
```


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