As discussed in the previous section, DynamoDB responds with three kinds of status codes. Response 200 means success; responses starting with 4 (400, 413, and so on) are client-side errors caused by syntax error, and responses starting with 5 (500) are server-side errors, caused because the provisioned throughput has been exceeded, the service is down, and so on.

Along with this status code, every error has an error message too. For example, a request with an invalid signature will result in a 400 error code, with the com.amazon.coral.service#InvalidSignatureException exception with the error message "The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. Check your AWS Secret Access Key and signing method. Consult the service documentation for details.".

Let's see what all the possible client-side errors are. There are only two client-side status error codes. These are 400 and 413. Out of these client-side errors, a few are timing errors only. If we...