Developing with .NET Core on AWS Using Rider
summary
Live demo of the AWS Toolkit for Rider shows creating a Lambda-based service using SAM local invoke (function runs ~2.13 ms and uses ~53 MB in the demo), wiring an API Gateway with API key and usage plan, deploying with environment-variable secrets to post tweets, and running containerized .NET Core apps by letting CDK deploy build the Docker image, push to ECR and launch a six-container Fargate service behind an ALB with ACM certificate and Route 53 DNS; cloud debugging for containers is shown as well.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:06How to build things in AWS
- 8:02AWS toolkit for Rider and other required tools
- 13:36Building a Serverless app in Rider
- 34:49Building a Container-based app in Rider
- 57:49Cloud Debugging
- 59:42Questions and Answers
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