AWS - LambdaWhat is the main purpose of an AWS Lambda function?ATo store large amounts of dataBTo run code automatically without managing serversCTo create virtual machinesDTo manage user permissionsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Lambda's roleAWS Lambda runs your code without needing you to manage servers.Step 2: Compare optionsOptions A, C, and D describe other AWS services, not Lambda.Final Answer:To run code automatically without managing servers -> Option BQuick Check:Lambda = serverless code execution [OK]Quick Trick: Lambda runs code without servers, not storage or VMs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing Lambda with storage servicesThinking Lambda creates virtual machinesAssuming Lambda manages user permissions
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