In OCI Functions, which statement correctly distinguishes the function from its application?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
The function is the runner you invoke; the application is the gym it belongs to. Image, memory, and timeout live on the function, but that function always sits inside exactly one application’s network and shared config.
Full Explanation
The runnable unit is the function: container image, memory, timeout, and optional function-specific config. It always belongs to exactly one application. Moving a function between applications is not a casual rename because the application’s subnets and shared configuration shape how the function runs. Applications are required parents, not optional labels, and they—not the function—own the network attachment.