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What if my Lambada function required more memory than allocated?

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Hi Team,

Can anyone please tell my what will happen if my lambda function need more memory for execute the function than allocated memory?

Exa: I have created a lambda function called x and allocated 128mb, but the code I have given in it(x) is required 243mb.

What will be output if I triggered the function?

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Compute
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AWS Lambda
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English

asked 4 years ago529 views

2 Answers
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In this cas aws lambda service will throw an OutOfMemory error

answered 4 years ago

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Accepted Answer

Your function will fail with an exception.

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answered 4 years ago

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  • Pradeep
    4 years ago

    Ok, then what is auto scale in lambda?

  • Uri Segev EXPERT
    4 years ago

    Auto scale the number of concurrent invocations. If you have one request, we will invoke it once. If you have 100 requests, we will invoke it 100 times. But the function itself should be configured to handle a request in all aspects: memory, ephemeral storage (/tmp) and duration.

  • Pradeep
    4 years ago

    Thanks for clarifications

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