[Solved] Which component primarily influences the billing amount for a Google Cloud Function execution? — Ans: The number of function invocations and the memory allocated per invocation | GCP

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Which component primarily influences the billing amount for a Google Cloud Function execution?

AThe number of function invocations and the memory allocated per invocation

BThe size of the source code deployed

CThe number of developers accessing the Cloud Console

DThe geographic location of the Cloud Function

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify billing factors
Google Cloud Functions pricing depends mainly on the number of invocations and the resources used during execution, such as memory and CPU time.
Step 2: Exclude irrelevant factors
Source code size, developer access, and geographic location do not directly affect billing.
Final Answer:
The number of function invocations and the memory allocated per invocation -> Option A
Quick Check:
Billing is based on usage metrics, not code size or user count. [OK]

Quick Trick: Billing depends on invocations and memory used [OK]

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