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Learn how to build modern .NET Applications using Amazon Web Services features and services for production.
Want to run your .NET apps on AWS but not sure where to start? This course has you covered. James Eastham walks you through building real .NET applications on Amazon Web Services, from setting up your infrastructure with AWS CDK to deploying containers, serverless functions, and everything in between. You’ll work with the services that matter most: DynamoDB, S3, SQS, SNS, EventBridge, Lambda, and even Amazon Bedrock for AI. James shows you how to wire them up in your C# code and define your infrastructure as code using the CDK. The Lambda section alone is worth it, covering the Annotations Framework, running ASP.NET Core serverless, SnapStart for faster cold starts, and Native AOT for peak performance. Whether you’re moving existing .NET apps to AWS or building cloud-native from scratch, this course gives you the practical skills to ship with confidence.
The way he explains things makes it easy to understand. I like drawing diagrams too. My feedback would be to use a bigger font or zoom in more
well-structured and most used AWS resources + AI was great
Good detailed use of CloudFormation and the CDK, plus good overview of what is available in modern .NET for messaging and Lambda
SnapStart is now supported by AWS Lambda for .NET functions
Fantastic course. Loved the level of detail about each AWS service used in the project, the IaC code, networking setup, and permissions. The only feedback is that some videos have sound glitches making the audio go mute for a few seconds. Other then that, no complaints.
There were many things I learned since I'm fairly new to AWS services and IaC. How to use the AWS CDK, runnining it locally, best practices to avoid unnecessary costs, tradeoffs between services, and the list goes on.
good walk-through of the different AWS resources and their setup that one must consider when designing a cloud application; the constant cdk examples are great for reinforcing the different topics.
the overall design parameters of a cloud architecture