AWS Lambda consists of three main components that enable serverless execution: Function, Event Source, and Execution Environment.
Function – This is the actual code that runs in response to an event. It can be written in Python, Node.js, Java, or other supported languages.
Event Source – Lambda triggers functions based on events from sources like S3, API Gateway, DynamoDB, or CloudWatch.
Execution Environment – AWS provides a managed runtime for executing functions, ensuring automatic scaling and security.
These components allow businesses to run scalable, event-driven applications without managing infrastructure.
Key takeaways:
Function: The code executed by AWS Lambda.
Event Source: The AWS service that triggers Lambda functions.
Execution Environment: The runtime that manages scaling and security.
AWS Lambda enables serverless computing for real-time applications.
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