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.NET is one of the more popular languages with AWS customers, and we've been supporting it with dev tools and the AWS SDK for over ten years. Expanding our support for .NET, AWS joined the .NET Foundation as a corporate sponsor in 2019. The .NET Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization created in 2014 to foster open development and collaboration around the growing collection of open source technologies for .NET.
We also had some exciting releases in the .NET space. One of our favorites is the Porting Assistant for .NET. This analysis tool scans .NET Framework applications and generates a .NET Core compatibility assessment, helping you port your applications to Linux faster.
You can find out more from the video above, where Steve Roberts goes through the process of porting an outdated version of the popular open-source project nopCommerce over to .NET Core. Once you have ported your application to .NET core it might be a good time to think about containerizing your application. The video on the right is a tutorial that shows you how you can Deploy your .NET Core Application on Amazon EKS on AWS Fargate.
If you are interested in learning more about AWS and .NET, we have created over 100 tutorial videos and compiled them into a YouTube Playlist. Each video is between 5-15 minutes and consists of a walkthrough and demo of a single AWS service. These videos will quickly get you up to speed with everything that is possible with .NET on AWS and ensure you get the most out of AWS as a .NET developer.
Once you have ported your application to .NET core it might be a good time to think about containerizing your application. Sepehir Samiei a Specialist Solutions Architect here at AWS has produced a great tutorial that shows you how you can Deploy your .NET Core Application on Amazon EKS on AWS Fargate.
If you are interested in learning more about AWS and .NET, we have created over 100 tutorial videos and compiled them into a YouTube Playlist. Each video is between 5-15 minutes and consists of a walkthrough and demo of a single AWS service. These videos will quickly get you up to speed with everything that is possible with .NET on AWS and ensure you get the most out of AWS as a .NET developer.
Once you have ported your application to .NET core it might be a good time to think about containerizing your application. Sepehir Samiei a Specialist Solutions Architect here at AWS has produced a great tutorial that shows you how you can Deploy your .NET Core Application on Amazon EKS on AWS Fargate.
If you are interested in learning more about AWS and .NET, we have created over 100 tutorial videos and compiled them into a YouTube Playlist. Each video is between 5-15 minutes and consists of a walkthrough and demo of a single AWS service. These videos will quickly get you up to speed with everything that is possible with .NET on AWS and ensure you get the most out of AWS as a .NET developer.
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DevOps learning paths: Create a simple continuous delivery pipeline
This tutorial will walk you through the steps to create the continuous delivery pipeline. You will learn to set up a GitHub repository for the application code; Create an AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment to deploy the application; Configure AWS CodeBuild to build the source code from GitHub; Use AWS CodePipeline to set up the continuous delivery pipeline with source, build, and deploy stages.
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Decision Guide to GraphQL Implementation
Development teams are increasingly choosing to build their APIs with GraphQL. In this guide we first provide an overview of the benefits of GraphQL to help you determine if GraphQL is right for your organization. We then walk through what to consider when implementing a GraphQL API and whether you should host your own GraphQL server or choose a fully managed solution.
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AWS SSO credential profile support in the AWS Toolkit for JetBrains IDEs
With this new release of the AWS Toolkit for JetBrains, customers can use federated credentials, MFA and AWS Single Sign-On (AWS SSO) to connect their IDEs to AWS. Using AWS SSO, your organization's users can sign in to Active Directory, a built-in AWS SSO directory, or another external identity provider (IdP) connected to AWS SSO and get mapped to an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) role.
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The waiters feature in the AWS SDK for Java 2.x
The waiters feature in the AWS SDK for Java 2.x is an abstraction that enables you to validate that AWS resources, such as DynamoDB tables or Amazon S3 buckets, are in a specified state before performing operations on those resources.
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AWS CodePipeline now Supports git clone for Source Actions
AWS CodePipeline Source Actions for GitHub.com, GitHub Enterprise Server, and Bitbucket.org now support cloning of your git repositories. With the new feature, when you create a connection to an external source provider in the Source Action, CodePipeline will clone the git repository to fetch the commit history and metadata.
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