How can you configure provisioned concurrency to mitigate cold start issues in AWS Lambda?
- By specifying the number of instances to keep warm
- Configuring resource policies
- Enabling automatic scaling
- Increasing the timeout duration
By specifying the number of instances to keep warm, provisioned concurrency allows you to ensure that there are always instances ready to handle incoming requests, thus mitigating cold start issues in AWS Lambda.
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