How to Prevent Amazon S3 Object Overwrites with Conditional Writes in .NET Paid Members Public
Amazon S3 now supports ETags for conditional writes, allowing you to check if an object has been modified before updating it. This feature helps prevent accidental overwrites when multiple users simultaneously write to the same object. Let's learn how to use this from a .NET application.
DynamoDB Zero-ETL Integration With Amazon OpenSearch Service Paid Members Public
Let's learn how to set up the DynamoDB Zero ETL plugin for OpenSearch, a fully managed, no-code setup for ingesting data into Amazon OpenSearch Service.
Setting Up AWS CDK with .NET for Seamless LocalStack and AWS Deployments Paid Members Public
Let's learn how to use CDK to deploy and manage resources in both LocalStack and AWS accounts. We will use the same CDK code base to deploy to both.
How to Use LocalStack for Seamless AWS Development in .NET Paid Members Public
LocalStack is a fully functional local AWS cloud stack that lets you emulate AWS services directly on your machine. Let's learn how to set up and run your .NET application locally on LocalStack.
AWS CDK For The .NET Developer Paid Members Public
AWS CDK simplifies Cloud Infrastructure management. CDK lets you define AWS resources using first-class programming concepts. It translates your code into AWS CloudFormation templates, which can be used to provision AWS resources for your application. Let's get started using .NET and C#.
A Step-by-Step Guide to AWS Message Processing with Amazon SQS in .NET Paid Members Public
The AWS Message Processing Framework for .NET is an AWS-native toolkit for building .NET applications with messaging services like SQS and EventBridge. Let's learn how to start using it when creating .NET applications on AWS.
AWS Lambda and .NET 8: Enhancing Serverless Performance with Native AOT Paid Members Public
Let's quickly review what's new and what you need to know when building your Lambda Functions on .NET 8.
C# Yield Return Statement: A Deep Dive Paid Members Public
Iterator methods are methods that create a source for an enumeration. The yield method is used to define an iterator method. While you can implement the IEnumerable interface, iterators makes it much more easier with the yield statement. Let's learn more about this.