node.js - Dynamo Local from Node-aws: all operations fail "Cannot do operations on a non-existent table" - Stack Overflow

node.js - Dynamo Local from Node-aws: all operations fail "Cannot do operations on a non-existent table" - Stack Overflow

The problem is that the JavaScript console and your app use different profiles (credential and region) and therefore DynamoDB local will create separate database files for them. By using the -sharedDb flag when starting the local DynamoDB, a single database file will be shared for all clients.

From the doc:

-sharedDb — DynamoDB Local will use a single database file, instead of using separate files for each credential and region. If you specify -sharedDb, all DynamoDB Local clients will interact with the same set of tables regardless of their region and credential configuration.

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