You have two Lambda layers: one with shared utilities and one with a third-party library. How should you attach them to a function to ensure both are available?

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AMerge both layers into one before attaching

BAttach both layers in the function configuration; order matters for resolving conflicts

CAttach only one layer; Lambda supports one layer per function

DAttach layers to separate functions and call them sequentially

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recall Lambda layer attachment rules
Functions can have multiple layers attached, and order affects which files take precedence.
Step 2: Apply correct attachment method
Attach both layers in the configuration; order them carefully to avoid conflicts.
Final Answer:
Attach both layers in the function configuration; order matters for resolving conflicts -> Option B
Quick Check:
Multiple layers allowed; order controls precedence [OK]

Quick Trick: Attach multiple layers; order controls which files override [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Thinking only one layer can be attached
Merging layers manually instead of attaching separately
Trying to split layers across functions

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You have two Lambda layers: one with shared utilities and one with a third-party library. How should you attach them to a function to ensure both are available?

Step 1: Recall Lambda layer attachment rules

Step 2: Apply correct attachment method

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