AWS - LambdaWhy does AWS Lambda automatically retry asynchronous invocation on failure?ATo increase reliability by handling transient errorsBBecause synchronous invocations always failCTo reduce Lambda execution costsDTo avoid logging errors in CloudWatchCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand retry behaviorLambda retries asynchronous invocations to handle temporary issues like network glitches.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect reasonsSynchronous invocations do not always fail; retries do not reduce costs or avoid logging.Final Answer:To increase reliability by handling transient errors -> Option AQuick Check:Retries improve reliability on transient failures [OK]Quick Trick: Retries help Lambda handle temporary failures automatically [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking retries reduce costsAssuming retries avoid error logsBelieving synchronous always fails
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