GCP - Cloud FunctionsYou deployed a new version of a Cloud Function, but users report slow responses initially. What is the most likely cause?AInsufficient user permissionsBNetwork outage in the regionCCold start due to new deploymentDFunction code has syntax errorsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze symptoms after deploymentNew deployments cause cold starts because the function must start fresh with new code.Step 2: Rule out other optionsNetwork outages cause broader failures, syntax errors cause function failures, and permissions cause access errors, not initial slowness.Final Answer:Cold start due to new deployment -> Option CQuick Check:New deploy = cold start delay [OK]Quick Trick: New deployment triggers cold start delay [OK]Common Mistakes:Blaming network issues without evidenceAssuming syntax errors cause slow startConfusing permissions with performance
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