How is DDU consumption calculated when monitoring AWS Lambda functions with OneAgent integration?

The correct calculation for DDU (Davis Data Unit) consumption when monitoring AWS Lambda functions with OneAgent integration is determined by understanding how AWS Lambda metrics are represented and analyzed by Dynatrace.

In this case, considering the formula of "1 function x 1 million invocations x 0.002 DDU weight," it correctly reflects the monitoring requirements set by Dynatrace for AWS Lambda. Each AWS Lambda function counts toward DDU consumption based on the number of invocations it processes. The weight of 0.002 indicates the specific DDU cost associated with each invocation of the function.

This calculation ensures that organizations are accurately billed for the data they generate when using AWS Lambda through Dynatrace, promoting better resource management and understanding of operational costs. The factors involved - the function count and the number of invocations - give a clear picture of how the consumption is calculated, allowing users to estimate their monitoring costs effectively.

Other options either present incorrect multiplication factors for invocations or incorrect weights that do not align with the standard metrics provided for AWS Lambda functions in the context of DDU consumption by Dynatrace.