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Adapting Pagination from SQL Server to Amazon DynamoDB for .NET Applications

When you migrate .NET applications from SQL Server to Amazon DynamoDB, your existing pagination patterns need adaptation. .NET applications commonly use page number navigation with Language Integrated Query (LINQ) Skip() and Take() methods, which rely on SQL Server’s OFFSET/FETCH NEXT clauses and indexed ordering to provide consistent navigation experiences. DynamoDB’s distributed NoSQL architecture uses a […]

Securing GraphQL APIs with AWS AppSync Lambda Authorizers in .NET

In our previous post Building a GraphQL API with AWS AppSync Using Direct Lambda Resolvers in .NET, we demonstrated how to build a serverless GraphQL API using AWS AppSync with Direct Lambda Resolvers. By eliminating Velocity Template Language (VTL) and JavaScript mapping templates, we simplified resolver development and enabled .NET developers to implement all backend […]

Modernize VB.NET applications to .NET 10 with AWS Transform

AWS Transform is an agentic service that accelerates modernization, including .NET applications. With it, you can transform various types of .NET Framework projects to modern versions of .NET including .NET 10. Until recently that support was limited to projects written in C#, the most-used .NET language. AWS Transform can now transform projects written in Visual […]

Supercharge Your IDE: Custom .NET MCP Servers for Amazon Q Developer

The rise of Generative AI (GenAI) and the new ecosystem around it have fundamentally changed how developers write, debug, and ship software. What once required hours of context-switching between documentation, Stack Overflow, and IDE windows, can now be accomplished in minutes with AI-assisted development. Tools like Amazon Q Developer bring intelligent code suggestions, automated test […]

The New AWS Transform .NET Developer Experience 

This post describes a former product experience. For the current experience, visit Modernize .NET with the AWS Transform conversational AI assistant for Visual Studio. At re:Invent 2025, AWS Transform unveiled an enhanced .NET developer experience in Visual Studio that is customizable, transparent, iterative, and collaborative. Our customers have asked for more insight into transformation activity […]

Securing .NET Microservices with Entra ID on AWS

Introduction In modern distributed systems, microservices need to communicate securely with each other while maintaining strict security boundaries. Implementing secure app-to-app communication at scale requires a standardized approach for both authentication and authorization. OAuth 2.0 provides this standardization, letting services verify each other’s identity and control access to protected resources. Consider a typical e-commerce scenario […]

Building a .NET Log Analysis System using Amazon Bedrock

Introduction Log analysis helps you maintain reliable applications by identifying issues, troubleshooting problems, and gaining operational insights. Traditional log analysis struggles with unstructured data and requires hours of manual work to extract meaningful patterns. Generative AI transforms this process by automatically identifying anomalies, understanding context, and surfacing specific recommendations without complex configuration. In this post, […]

Modernize ASP.NET MVC Razor UI with AWS Transform

AWS Transform is an agentic service that accelerates modernization, including .NET applications. With it, you can transform .NET Framework Windows applications to cross-platform .NET and reduce operating costs up to 40% by running on Linux. For ASP.NET web applications, AWS Transform can port the UI layer to ASP.NET Core. In this post, I’ll explain how […]

Implementing Scalable DynamoDB Counter Operations in .NET Applications

Introduction Web applications use counter operations to deliver interactive user experiences. Whether tracking social media engagement metrics or managing e-commerce inventory levels, these operations must be both reliable and scalable. This post walks you through two architectural patterns that deliver predictable performance. To illustrate these patterns, let us consider a social media application post-liking feature. […]

VTEX accelerates application scale-up by 88% with Amazon EKS

Alberto Frocht and João Borges contributed to this article. Introduction VTEX, a global e-commerce company serving over 3,400 customers across 38 countries, has undergone a transformative journey since its inception in 2000. Evolving from a B2B textile software to a cloud-native, microservices-based e-commerce platform, VTEX has prioritized efficiency, resilience, and innovation. As part of the […]