LOW

Ensure Lambda functions have concurrency limits

Lambda functions should have reserved or provisioned concurrency to prevent runaway execution and cost.

Security Impact

Without limits, Lambda can scale to account limits, potentially causing denial of service to other functions.

How to Remediate

Set reserved concurrency limits based on expected usage. Use provisioned concurrency for latency-sensitive functions.

Affected Resources

AWS::Lambda::Function

Compliance Frameworks

SOC 2

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Check Details

Check ID
aws-lambda-11
Service
AWS Lambda
Category
Cost Management
Severity
LOW

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