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A developer is working on an application and needs to package the code along with its dependencies into container images. These container images will then be hosted on Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) and used for application-specific AWS Lambda functions.
Given this scenario, which of the following options are correct? (Select two)
Explanation:
To deploy a container image to Lambda, the container image must implement the Lambda Runtime API - To deploy a container image to Lambda, the container image must implement the Lambda Runtime API. The AWS open-source runtime interface clients implement the API. You can add a runtime interface client to your preferred base image to make it compatible with Lambda.
AWS Lambda service does not support Lambda functions that use multi-architecture container images - Lambda provides multi-architecture base images. However, the image you build for your function must target only one of the architectures. Lambda does not support functions that use multi-architecture container images.
Incorrect options:
Lambda supports both Windows and Linux-based container images - Lambda currently supports only Linux-based container images.
You can test the containers locally using the Lambda Runtime API - You can test the containers locally using the Lambda Runtime Interface Emulator.
You can deploy Lambda function as a container image, with a maximum size of 15 GB - You can deploy Lambda function as container image with the maximum size of 10GB.