A 311-call triage function must keep sub-second starts during morning peaks; cold starts are unacceptable. Which Oracle Functions capability should the team configure?
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Short Explanation
Provisioned concurrency is like keeping a few clerks already at the counter before the doors open. You reserve hot capacity (PCUs) so peak callers skip cold-start delays, and you pay for that readiness.
Full Explanation
Provisioned concurrency in Oracle Functions, measured in PCUs and commonly configured with a CONSTANT strategy, keeps execution infrastructure available for a minimum number of concurrent invocations so callers see consistent sub-second starts. PCU increments depend on the function’s memory configuration. Raising timeout or memory does not buy reserved hot capacity the way PCUs do.