Which of the following descriptions about the use of the FunctionGraph service is wrong?

Question

Options

• AIn order to ensure the high reliability of the business, it is necessary to configure a separate
• BSupport online code editing and uploading JAR packages for code import, and support various
• CThe underlying computing resources are provided and managed by FunctionGraph, including
• DWhen using FunctionGraph, there is no need to activate or pre-configure computing, storage,

• A
  81% (21)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  12% (3)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Option A is the incorrect statement because FunctionGraph is a fully managed serverless computing service, meaning high reliability and fault tolerance are handled automatically by the platform itself - users are not required to configure separate resources or infrastructure to achieve reliability. This contradicts the core value proposition of serverless: the cloud provider handles all availability concerns on your behalf.

Options B, C, and D are all accurate descriptions of FunctionGraph. FunctionGraph genuinely supports multiple code import methods including online editing and JAR package uploads (B). The underlying compute resources, including servers and runtime environments, are indeed provisioned and managed entirely by FunctionGraph (C). And true to the serverless model, users do not need to pre-activate or configure compute, storage, or networking resources before invoking functions (D).

Memory tip: Think of serverless as "no server worries" - if an answer implies you must manually configure or maintain infrastructure (like reliability settings) when using FunctionGraph, that answer is wrong, because the entire point of the service is that Huawei Cloud handles the infrastructure layer for you.

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