AWS Lambda: Out of Memory
This error message means that you have exceeded the memory allocation of your Lambda function.
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Product Features Start Free TrialType: LOG EVENT Severity: CRITICAL Error message: REPORT ... Memory Size: 128 MB Max Memory Used: 129 MB RequestId ... Process exited before completing request
Why do I see this?
One of your functions has exceeded its memory allocation.
What does this mean?
You can save money by only allocating as much memory as you really need, but your function will fail if you go over that. You can learn more about resource allocation and memory of AWS Lambda in the AWS documentation.
How do I fix “Lambda: Out of memory” error?
You can change the allocation of provisioned memory in your function’s configuration. The available memory allocation by AWS is between 128 MB and 10240 MB. You can change it with 1MB increments.
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