How can memory allocation be optimized to improve the performance of AWS Lambda functions?
- Adding more event sources
- Increasing timeout duration
- Reducing concurrency limits
- Right-sizing memory
Right-sizing memory involves selecting the appropriate memory size for the function's requirements, preventing over-provisioning or under-provisioning, and maximizing cost-efficiency and performance.
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