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beginner
What is an AWS Lambda function?
An AWS Lambda function is a small piece of code that runs in the cloud without needing a server. It runs only when triggered and automatically scales.
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beginner
How does AWS Lambda handle servers?
AWS Lambda automatically manages the servers for you. You don't have to set up or maintain any servers to run your code.
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beginner
What triggers an AWS Lambda function to run?
A Lambda function runs when an event happens, like a file upload, a web request, or a timer. These events are called triggers.
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intermediate
What is the maximum execution time for a Lambda function?
A Lambda function can run up to 15 minutes per invocation. After that, it stops automatically.
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intermediate
How does AWS Lambda scale when many requests come in?
AWS Lambda automatically runs more copies of your function to handle many requests at the same time, scaling up and down as needed.
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What do you need to manage when using AWS Lambda?
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AWS Lambda is serverless, so AWS manages all server infrastructure.
Which of these can trigger a Lambda function?
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Events like file uploads in cloud storage can trigger Lambda functions.
What is the maximum time a Lambda function can run per invocation?
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Lambda functions have a maximum execution time of 15 minutes.
How does Lambda handle many requests at once?
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Lambda automatically scales by running multiple instances of your function.
Which of these is NOT a benefit of AWS Lambda?
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Lambda does not require manual patching; AWS handles that.
Explain in simple terms what an AWS Lambda function is and how it works.
Think about how a light turns on only when you flip a switch.
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Describe the main advantages of using AWS Lambda compared to traditional servers.
Imagine not having to worry about the kitchen when cooking a meal.
You got /5 concepts.