AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) - Lambda

AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service that allows you to run code without managing servers. It automatically scales and is billed based on compute time. Lambda supports multiple programming languages and offers automated management and monitoring. It is ideal for decoupling applications and offloading compute-intensive tasks to the cloud.

What is the primary benefit of using AWS Lambda?

• It provides unlimited storage for your applications.

• It allows you to run code without managing server instances.

• It offers a free database service.

• It guarantees zero downtime for all applications.

How is AWS Lambda billed?

• By the number of functions created

• By the amount of storage used

• By the compute time used

• By the number of users accessing the function

What does AWS Lambda automatically manage for you?

• Database backups

• Server and operating system maintenance

• User authentication

• Network security

Which of the following is NOT a supported language for AWS Lambda?

• Ruby

• Java

• Node.js

• Python

What is the first step in the AWS Lambda use process?

• Building the code in a supported language

• Scaling the function to handle more requests

• Deploying the function to a server

• Monitoring the function with CloudTrail

Why might an organization choose to use AWS Lambda?

• To eliminate the need for any cloud services

• To increase the physical size of their data center

• To decouple applications and offload compute tasks

• To reduce the number of developers needed

In what scenario is AWS Lambda particularly useful?

• When you want to host a static website

• When you need to store large amounts of data

• When you need to design a complex user interface

• When you want to run a function across multiple applications