How do Lambda limits and quotas affect the scalability of serverless applications?
- They can impact the ability to handle sudden spikes in traffic
- They have no effect on scalability
- They improve scalability by optimizing resource utilization
- They only affect cost, not scalability
Lambda limits and quotas, such as concurrent executions, can impact the ability of serverless applications to handle sudden spikes in traffic, potentially leading to throttling or failed invocations during peak loads.
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