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Removed a redundant half sentence in the cold start section
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Provisioned concurrency is not configurable on the [$LATEST version](configuration-images.md#configuration-images-latest)\.
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+ Ensure that your triggers invoke the correct function version or alias\. For example, if you're using Amazon API Gateway, check that API Gateway invokes the function version or alias with provisioned concurrency, not $LATEST\. To confirm that provisioned concurrency is being used, you can check the [ProvisionedConcurrencyInvocations Amazon CloudWatch metric](monitoring-metrics.md#monitoring-metrics-invocation)\. A non\-zero value indicates that the function is processing invocations on initialized execution environments\.
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+ Determine whether your function concurrency exceeds the configured level of provisioned concurrency by checking the [ProvisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocations CloudWatch metric](monitoring-metrics.md#monitoring-metrics-invocation)\. A non\-zero value indicates that all provisioned concurrency is in use and some invocation occurred with a cold start\.
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+ Check your [invocation frequency](gettingstarted-limits.md) \(requests per second\)\. Functions with provisioned concurrency have a maximum rate of 10 requests per second per provisioned concurrency\. For example, a function configured with 100 provisioned concurrency\. For example, a function configured with 100 provisioned concurrency can handle 1,000 requests per second\. If the invocation rate exceeds 1,000 requests per second, some cold starts can occur\.
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+ Check your [invocation frequency](gettingstarted-limits.md) \(requests per second\)\. Functions with provisioned concurrency have a maximum rate of 10 requests per second per provisioned concurrency\. For example, a function configured with 100 provisioned concurrency can handle 1,000 requests per second\. If the invocation rate exceeds 1,000 requests per second, some cold starts can occur\.
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**Note**
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There is a known issue in which the first invocation on an initialized execution environment reports a non\-zero **Init Duration** metric in CloudWatch Logs, even though no cold start has occurred\. We're developing a fix to correct the reporting to CloudWatch Logs\.
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*EFSIOException: This function instance was stopped because Lambda detected an IO process that was taking too long\.*
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A previous invocation timed out and Lambda couldn't terminate the function handler\. This issue can occur when an attached file system runs out of burst credits and the baseline throughput is insufficient\. To increase throughput, you can increase the size of the file system or use provisioned throughput\. For more information, see [Throughput](services-efs.md#services-efs-throughput)\.
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A previous invocation timed out and Lambda couldn't terminate the function handler\. This issue can occur when an attached file system runs out of burst credits and the baseline throughput is insufficient\. To increase throughput, you can increase the size of the file system or use provisioned throughput\. For more information, see [Throughput](services-efs.md#services-efs-throughput)\.

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