How does memory allocation affect the performance of AWS Lambda functions?
- It affects both performance and cost
- It affects only cold start time
- It has no impact on performance
- It only affects cost
The amount of memory allocated to a Lambda function directly impacts its performance and cost, as functions with more memory allocated typically have better performance but cost more.
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