AWS - LambdaA developer notices their Lambda cost is higher than expected. They set memory to 1024 MB but function runs only 100 ms. What is the likely issue?AMemory size is too high for short execution timeBNumber of requests is too lowCFunction execution time is too longDFree tier is not applied to this functionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review memory and execution time relationCost depends on memory size multiplied by execution time. High memory with short time still costs more than lower memory.Step 2: Identify cost causeSetting memory to 1024 MB increases GB-seconds cost even if function runs only 100 ms.Final Answer:Memory size is too high for short execution time -> Option AQuick Check:High memory + short time can increase cost [OK]Quick Trick: High memory with short run still costs more [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming short execution time always means low costIgnoring memory size impactThinking free tier always applies
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