Fundamentals of Building .NET Applications on AWS

By Julie Lerman
This course will teach .NET developers the foundations of building .NET applications in the AWS cloud using AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio.
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Level
Intermediate
Updated
Aug 7, 2020
Duration
2h 31m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 2m
Developing .NET Applications with AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio
AWS Toolkits for VS Code and JetBrains’ Rider 2m Amazon Web Services' Commitment to .NET 3m Creating an AWS Account 1m Install and Configure the AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio 5m Introduction and Overview 2m Review and Resources 1m
Creating a SQL Server Database in AWS Relational Database Service (RDS)
Connecting to Your DB Instance 3m Creating a Database Instance in RDS 6m Introducing Amazon's Relational Database Service (RDS) 2m Introduction and Overview 1m Managing the Database Instance 4m Review and Resources 2m Understanding RDS DB Instances 3m
Hosting and Deploying .NET Apps on AWS
Defining AWS Hosting Options 4m Discovering and (Temporarily) Fixing the Undeployed Secrets Problem 2m Exploring the Application and Environment in the Console 1m Introduction and Overview 2m Publishing ASP.NET Core Applications to AWS Elastic Beanstalk 8m Republishing an Application 1m Review and Resources 1m Reviewing the ASP.NET Core Application We’ll Work With 6m Switching the Application to Use a Database on Amazon RDS 5m
Managing Secrets for Database Credentials in AWS
Configuring an ASP.NET Core Application to Read the Parameter Store 2m Create & Configure Parameters in AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store 4m Introduction and Overview 1m Review and Resources 2m Storing Parameters and Secrets in AWS 2m Validating then Publishing the Modified Application 4m
Deploying an ASP.NET Application to a Container in the AWS Environment
AWS Container Service Options 2m Adding Docker Support to the ASP.NET Application 3m Allowing Your Containers to Access RDS 3m Configuring the Deployment to Fargate 6m Debugging the App in a Local Container 1m Finishing Up and Testing the Deployment 3m Getting Ready to Publish to Fargate 2m Interacting Further with the Container’s API 1m Introduction and Overview 1m Preparing Your Dev Machine and Visual Studio for Docker 2m Preparing to Debug Your App in a Local Container 2m Review and Resources 3m
Deploying an ASP.NET Application as an AWS Serverless Application
AWS Lambda and Serverless Applications 2m Connecting a Lambda to a VPC That Has Needed Resources 5m Copying SAM Project Files & Code to Your API Project 4m Creating a New Serverless Application from a Project Template 1m Deploying the Serverless Application from the AWS Toolkit 2m Ensuring Your Serverless Application Can Access Needed Resources 2m Ensuring the Application Is Still Functioning Before You Deploy 1m Exploring the Facets of the Serverless Application 5m Introduction and Overview 2m Making the Final Connection with a VPC Endpoint 4m Observing the Deployment Progress 2m Removing Extraneous Code from the Template Files You Copied 2m Review, Resources, and the Lists of Steps Performed 3m Understanding the Cause of the Function's Failing Controller 2m
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Course info
Rating
(20)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Aug 7, 2020
Duration
2h 31m
Description

It's surprising to discover how much support Amazon has for .NET on AWS - tooling, SDKs, APIs, and a team of developer advocates. In this course, Fundamentals of Building .NET Applications on AWS, you’ll learn to build a fully hosted cloud native .NET application on AWS using AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio. First, you’ll explore basics and fundamentals of getting started with the AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio in .NET application development. Next, you’ll learn step by step guidance to host and deploy .NET applications on AWS. Finally, you’ll learn how to leverage AWS cloud native services to build a modern containerized or serverless .NET application. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of building cloud-native .NET applications needed for cloud native development in Windows/macOs/Linux development environments on AWS.

About the author
Julie Lerman
About the author

Julie Lerman is a Microsoft MVP, .NET mentor and consultant who lives in the hills of Vermont. You can find Julie presenting on data access and other Microsoft .NET topics at user groups and conferences around the world. Julie is the author of the highly acclaimed "Programming Entity Framework (with a second edition coming soon) and authors the MSDN Magazine Data Points column.

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Course Overview
[Autogenerated] Welcome to plural site. My name is Julie Lierman, and you might know me as one of the most recognized authorities in the world on Entity Framework, Microsoft's data access platform for dot net developers. And now I get to use my many years of dot net expertise to show you how to build dot net applications on Amazon Web services. I was really surprised when I began discovering how much support Amazon has for dot Net on AWS tooling S DK's AP eyes and a team of developer advocates. This course focuses on leveraging your existing knowledge of building dot net applications in visual studio and adds to that the feature Rich a ws toolkit for visual studio. To build APS that run on AWS, you'll learn about Amazon's relational database service and how to create and use a sequel server database managed by RDS. From your applications. You'll deploying a speed dot net core application. Amazon's elastic Compute Cloud, also known as E. C, to where its availability can be scaled up and down on demand. You'll then take that same application and deployed to docker containers that are completely managed by Amazon's Fargate service. And then again with that same application, we'll configure it as an AWS serve Earless application, which takes advantage of Amazon Lambda functions to reduce the cost of hosting. I hope you'll join me on this journey to discover the incredible support that AWS has for .net developers and software that we built.

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