Question 240
An event-triggered function can call itself recursively through an output event. What should the enterprise security architect or analyst do NEXT?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Unbounded event loops threaten availability and cost. The controlling fact is: An event-triggered function can call itself recursively through an output event.
Incorrect Answers
The reported condition calls for this action: Use recursion guards, idempotency and execution budgets.
The current facts call for this action: use recursion guards, idempotency and execution budgets.
Serverless events need central retention for investigation. The scenario does not present the alternate condition: failed function executions disappear because no shared audit collector receives events. The proper immediate action is to use recursion guards, idempotency and execution budgets.






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