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A developer created reusable code that several AWS Lambda functions need to use. The developer bundled the code into a zip archive. The developer needs to deploy the code to AWS and update the Lambda functions to use the code.

Which solution will meet this requirement in the MOST operationally efficient way?

  • A. Upload the zip archive to Amazon S3. Configure an import path on the Lambda functions to point to the zip archive.
  • B. Create a new Lambda function that contains and runs the shared code. Update the existing Lambda functions to invoke the new Lambda function synchronously.
  • C. Create a Lambda layer that contains the zip archive. Attach the Lambda layer to the Lambda functions.
  • D. Create a Lambda container image that includes the shared code. Use the container image as a Lambda base image for all the functions.
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️

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italiancloud2025
2 months, 1 week ago
Selected Answer: C
al crear una Lambda layer con el código compartido y adjuntarla a tus funciones Lambda, puedes reutilizar el código de manera operativamente eficiente sin tener que duplicarlo o reempaquetarlo en cada función.
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