AWS Cloud Developer Practice Test

In serverless environments you don’t have a fixed, controllable host to connect to for debugging. AWS Lambda runs code in managed, short-lived containers you don’t access directly, so you can’t attach to a running instance the way you would with a traditional server. Because of that, the debugging workflow is different: you don’t SSH into Lambda or attach a remote debugger to a live process. Instead, you develop and test using local emulation (for example, with AWS SAM CLI or similar tools) and rely on logs and tracing produced by the platform to diagnose issues. CloudWatch Logs, X-Ray traces, and carefully crafted test events become the primary sources of truth, complemented by local debugging where possible. This is why the steps to debug Lambda apps differ from those used on traditional servers. The other statements aren’t accurate because Lambda doesn’t offer SSH access, debugging is indeed possible, and the connection method isn’t identical to a traditional server.