Learn how to get started with using AWS Secrets Manager using a .NET Application. We will learn to connect to Secrets Manager from .NET using the client SDK and retrieve secrets. We will also see how to integrate Secrets Manager into built-in .NET Configuration and seamlessly use secrets from our application code and keep the Secrets up to date.
Learn how to get started with Amazon SQS and use it from a .NET Application. We will learn how to send and receive messages, important properties,and concepts that you need to know when using SQS.
Learn how to use Amazon CloudWatch when building .NET applications. We will learn how to write logs into CloudWatch, filter the logs, some good practices when logging, learn about Log Analytics, and see how we can filter and view logs across multiple applications.
Learn different ways to set up and manage credentials and sensitive information when building .NET applications on AWS. We will also touch upon some of the tools and utilities that I have set up on my local development machine to make working with AWS easier.
Learn how to get started with Amazon S3 from a .NET Core application. We will learn how to store and retrieve data from the storage, important concepts to be aware of while using S3.
Learn how to get started with API Gateway by building an HTTP API backed by AWS Lambda running on .NET Core. We will see how to create different HTTP endpoints, connect them to lambda functions, send and receive data, set up stages, and more.
Dependency Injection (DI) is a technique to achieve Inversion of Control (also known as IoC) between classes and their dependencies. Azure Functions supports Dependency Injection pattern. With DI, you can segregate responsibilities into different classes and…
Learn how to use Azure Queue Storage to build disconnected applications. Understand the different ways to interact with a Queue Storage and use it from a .NET application. Also see how to use Managed Identities to connect to Queue without needing any connection string.
Write your first Azure Function to process messages from an Azure Queue Storage. See how to use Managed Identities to setup authentication for Azure Function with other resources.
Learn how to set up and run DynamoDB database on your local development machine. We'll see how to connect using AWS CLI, from .NET application and using GUI tools like Dynobase and NoSQL Workbench.
Learn how to refactor the AWS Serverless Application Template to use Clean Architecture. Following the Dependency Inversion Principle, we will create diferent projects to separate concerns.
Let's look at different design patterns and principles we can apply to make the default AWS Serverless Application Template cleaner and easier to maintain.
Learn how to get started with AWS Serverless Application using the Serverless Application Model (SAM). The Serverless Application Template available as part of the AWS Toolkit makes it easy to start building Serverless Application.
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