Discussion
Match each limit with what it constrains.
List I
A. Timeout
B. Memory setting
C. Concurrency limit
D. Payload size
List II
1. how many may run at the same time
2. how long one invocation may run
3. how large an event may be
4. resources available to each invocation
Answer: D
Correct answer: A-2, B-4, C-1, D-3
Four independent limits. The timeout caps how long one invocation may run. The memory setting determines the resources each invocation gets. The concurrency limit caps how many may run at once. And the payload size caps how large a single event may be. Each is hit in a different way, which is why diagnosing a failure starts with identifying which of the four was reached.
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