AWS - LambdaWhy does AWS Lambda sometimes reuse the same execution environment for multiple invocations instead of creating a new one each time?ATo save costs by charging only once per environmentBTo maintain user session data permanentlyCTo reduce latency and improve performance by avoiding cold startsDTo allow multiple functions to share the same memory spaceCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand purpose of environment reuseReusing environments avoids cold start delays, reducing latency and improving performance.Step 2: Rule out incorrect reasonsLambda does not maintain permanent session data; billing is per invocation, not environment; functions do not share memory space.Final Answer:To reduce latency and improve performance by avoiding cold starts -> Option CQuick Check:Environment reuse reduces cold start latency [OK]Quick Trick: Reuse avoids cold starts, speeding up Lambda calls [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking reuse stores session dataBelieving billing depends on environment countAssuming shared memory between functions
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