What happens when multiple requests are received simultaneously by an AWS Lambda function?
- AWS Lambda creates separate instances of the function to handle each request concurrently
- AWS Lambda queues the requests and processes them sequentially
- AWS Lambda randomly selects one request to process and discards the rest
- AWS Lambda rejects the additional requests until previous ones are processed
When multiple requests are received simultaneously, AWS Lambda creates separate instances of the function, allowing each request to be processed concurrently without impacting others.
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