AWS Certified Developer Associate DVA-C02 Practice Question
Which of the following statements about AWS Lambda layers and the related service quotas is correct for functions that are packaged and deployed as .zip archives?
Lambda layers are only supported for functions deployed as container images, not for .zip archives.
Publishing a new layer version automatically upgrades every function that uses an older version without further action.
A single Lambda function can attach up to five layers, and the combined unzipped size of the function code plus all layers must not exceed 250 MB.
Each individual layer archive can be up to 1 GB (compressed) when uploaded directly through the Lambda console.
A Lambda function can attach up to five layers, and the combined uncompressed size of the function code plus all layers must stay below the 250 MB deployment-package quota. Layers are a .zip-archive feature; container-image functions bundle all dependencies inside the image, so they do not use layers. When you publish a new layer version, functions remain pinned to the previously referenced version until you update them. For direct console uploads, the zipped archive for a layer is limited to 50 MB, so a 1 GB limit is incorrect.
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