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Three of the following help absorb a sudden burst of function invocations. Which is the odd one out?

  • A.increasing the memory allocated to the function
  • B.placing a queue in front of the function itself
  • C.raising the concurrency limit for the account
  • D.configuring provisioned concurrency in advance

Answer: A

More memory makes each invocation faster but does nothing about how many may run at once. The other three each either raise the ceiling or spread the arrivals out over time. Absorbing a burst is a question of admission, not of how quickly each call finishes.

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