AWS Lambda For The .NET Developer Paid Members Public
This blog post is a collection of other posts that covers various aspects of AWS Lambda and other services you can integrate with when building serverless applications on Lambda.
How to Implement Optimistic Locking in .NET for Amazon DynamoDB Paid Members Public
Optimistic locking is an approach that allows multiple users to access and modify the same data concurrently while preventing conflicts and maintaining consistency. When building your applications, let’s learn how to set up Optimistic Locking with objects in the DynamoDB table.
How to Ensure Data Consistency with DynamoDB Condition Expressions From .NET Applications Paid Members Public
DynamoDB Condition Expressions allow specifying constraints when writing data to an Amazon DynamoDB table. It allows you to specify a Boolean expression that must be true for the operation to proceed. Let's learn from Condition Expressions and how to use it from .NET
How To Solve "Rate exceeded for operation 'AWS::CloudFront::Distribution'." Error? Paid Members Public
Recently at work, I had to deploy ~80 CloudFront instances, each with its own Certificate, pointing to one S3 bucket as its source, all in one CloudFormation file. I kept running into "Rate exceeded for operation AWS::CloudFront::Distribution'.". Let's learn how to fix it.
NServiceBus on AWS SNS: Learn How To Publish and Subscribe to Events Paid Members Public
Let's explore how to publish Events using NServiceBus. We will learn how to Publish Events with NServiceBus, subscribe to Events and how it works under the hood when using AWS SQS Transport.
How to Optimize Your DynamoDB Queries With Projection Expressions in .NET Paid Members Public
When reading data from a DynamoDB table, by default, it returns all of the attributes of the items. However, in some application scenarios, you might only require a subset of the attributes of the items. In these scenarios, you can use a ProjectionExpression to limit the item attributes returned as
Learn How to Map Complex .NET Types to DynamoDB using Custom Converters Paid Members Public
DynamoDB supports using custom types in your Documents. Based on your programming language, If there is no direct mapping for these types to Amazon DynamoDB types, you need to specify additional information on how to map them. Custom Converters allow specifying custom maps for these types in DynamoDB. In this
3 Different Ways To Do Data Pagination from Amazon DynamoDB Using .NET Paid Members Public
Learn how to use Dynamodb pagination to retrieve large amounts of data stored in the table.s.