AWS - LambdaWhich of the following is the correct way to express AWS Lambda pricing units?AMemory in MB and network packetsBRequests per hour and CPU cyclesCNumber of requests and GB-secondsDStorage in GB and function callsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall AWS Lambda pricing unitsLambda pricing is based on number of requests and compute time measured in GB-seconds (memory size x execution time).Step 2: Match correct unitsRequests count how many times function runs; GB-seconds measure memory used over time.Final Answer:Number of requests and GB-seconds -> Option CQuick Check:Requests + GB-seconds = pricing units [OK]Quick Trick: Think requests and memory-time units [OK]Common Mistakes:Using CPU cycles or network packets incorrectlyConfusing storage with compute timeMixing units like MB with packets
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