Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 topic 1 question 42 discussion

AWS Lambda allows developers to run code without provisioning or managing servers. Developers upload their code to Lambda and define the triggers that should invoke the function. The code runs in ephemeral containers, and Lambda takes care of managing the compute resources, allowing for highly scalable and cost-efficient execution of code in response to events. A. Managing the code within the Lambda function: Customers are responsible for developing, deploying, and managing the code and dependencies within the Lambda function. B. Confirming that the hardware is working in the data center: AWS manages the hardware infrastructure, and customers do not need to confirm or manage the underlying hardware. C. Patching the operating system: AWS Lambda abstracts the underlying infrastructure, and customers are not responsible for patching the operating system. AWS takes care of the maintenance. D. Shutting down Lambda functions when they are no longer in use: While it's good practice to manage resources efficiently, AWS Lambda is designed to automatically scale based on demand, and customers don't need to manually shut down functions.

ccording to the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, AWS manages the underlying infrastructure (hardware, network, etc.) while the customer is responsible for the code and the configuration of their application.

A. Managing the code within the Lambda function

A. Managing the code within the Lambda function

a is ok

A AWS Lambda runs codes without provisioning or managing infrastructure.

C is wrong because AWS Lambda runs codes without provisioning or managing infrastructure.

AWS Lambda allows developers to run code without provisioning or managing servers. Developers upload their code to Lambda and define the triggers that should invoke the function. The code runs in ephemeral containers, and Lambda takes care of managing the compute resources, allowing for highly scalable and cost-efficient execution of code in response to events.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/security-overview-aws-lambda/the-shared-responsibility-model.html

A Looks correct

Answer A is Correct.

In the AWS shared responsibility model, AWS is responsible for the infrastructure and security "of" the cloud, while customers are responsible for the security "in" the cloud. When using AWS Lambda, customers are responsible for managing the code and configuration within the Lambda function. This includes writing and updating the code, configuring the function's execution environment, and ensuring that the code complies with security best practices and is free from vulnerabilities.

The answer is A.