How to Build a Cloud Native Application With .NET and AWS
summary
Live demo builds a proof-of-address pipeline that actually works end-to-end: Blazor WebAssembly served from S3 + CloudFront, auth with Cognito, presigned uploads to S3, S3 event → S3 → SQS → Lambda trigger, Lambda calls Amazon Textract to extract key/value pairs and writes results to DynamoDB. Deployment uses the AWS SDK for .NET, AWS Toolkit for Rider and CDK; Lambda deploys via dotnet tools and processes messages in seconds, showing serverless autoscaling and pay‑per‑use cost behavior.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Cloud native applications
- 6:23Business use case
- 8:33Cloud native architecture
- 12:39Application components
- 18:48Live demo setup
- 21:03Lambda function deployment
- 27:57Document processing logic
- 33:26Debugging Lambda function
- 37:53End-to-end workflow
- 38:14Key takeaways
- 41:14Q&A
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