AWS - LambdaWhat does AWS Lambda charge you for when your function runs?AThe number of users accessing the Lambda consoleBThe amount of data stored in LambdaCThe number of requests and the duration your code runsDThe size of the deployment packageCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand AWS Lambda billing componentsAWS Lambda charges based on how many times your function is called (requests) and how long it runs (duration).Step 2: Identify irrelevant chargesStorage size, user access, or deployment package size are not charged factors for Lambda execution.Final Answer:The number of requests and the duration your code runs -> Option CQuick Check:Lambda pricing = requests + duration [OK]Quick Trick: Lambda costs depend on calls and run time, not storage [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking storage size affects Lambda costConfusing user access with billingAssuming deployment package size is billed
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