I enjoyed your tutorial, condensed and to the point. Just a request, the background music is very distracting and I couldn't concentrate, didn't work well when speeding up the video, you can check with other's opinion but I haven't come across any learning sites (udemy, pluralsight, linkedin etc,.) that adds background music to coding tutorials.
@codewithmukesh thanks for replying. A lot of people with hearing difficulties and some kind of autism will also have problems with background music. Perhaps you can do a few seconds of music at start and then remove it.
Hi , Suppose While deploy .NET APIs on lambda using Http Api or REST , One Controller file has multiple methods how to call all methods with one handler name?
Hello Mukesh, nice tutorial. I am running into an error when publishing with the CLI from Visual Studio Code at 5:27 on your video. It seems I cannot get the AIM security credentials: Error retrieving configuration for function whosaroundbackend: Unable to get IAM security credentials from EC2 Instance Metadata Service. Any ideas?
Nice video. One of the first I have seen on .NET 8. Being new to AWS Lambda what are you using to test your functions locally? From what I understand the SAM CLI tool only supports .NET 6 still. Any guidance or suggestions would be much appreciated.
SAM CLI supports .NET 8 too. Please refer - aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/introducing-the-net-8-runtime-for-aws-lambda/ To test the lambda locally, you can use the Amazon.Lambda Mock Tool. github.com/aws/aws-lambda-dotnet/tree/master/Tools/LambdaTestTool This is more than enough to test your Lambdas.
Good tutorial, i have a question regarding ideal mode application How do I avoid going for the ideal mode application? is there any solution to avoid this
How do you get an AWS account. I’ve tried 3 times with 3 different emails. Still no luck! Keeps asking for a code to login in with - no code just an Email with a link. I’ve given up. Carlo
Thanks! What kind of frontend are you trying to deploy. You have several solutions ranging from S3 Static Uploads, Dockerized Apps, AWS Amplify. Totally depends on your use case.
Jesus, at first when you said about the 1mln requests, I thought that you ment 0.2$ per EACH additional request, not per each milion. I almost died from heart attack when i heard this 🤯 But yeah, 1 mln requests for 0.2$ does seam affordable.
Great tutorial, but I got internal server error after deployed, in cloud watch it said some dll not found, please help
When I saw this its because I was running on Arm64 but did not package my lambda using -farch arm64
great video, thanks Mukesh, really clear explanation. What a cool feature.
I enjoyed your tutorial, condensed and to the point. Just a request, the background music is very distracting and I couldn't concentrate, didn't work well when speeding up the video, you can check with other's opinion but I haven't come across any learning sites (udemy, pluralsight, linkedin etc,.) that adds background music to coding tutorials.
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Yes I too realized that it might be a bit distracting. Will sort this out in the next video.
@codewithmukesh thanks for replying. A lot of people with hearing difficulties and some kind of autism will also have problems with background music. Perhaps you can do a few seconds of music at start and then remove it.
Hi , Suppose While deploy .NET APIs on lambda using Http Api or REST , One Controller file has multiple methods how to call all methods with one handler name?
Hello Mukesh, nice tutorial. I am running into an error when publishing with the CLI from Visual Studio Code at 5:27 on your video. It seems I cannot get the AIM security credentials: Error retrieving configuration for function whosaroundbackend: Unable to get IAM security credentials from EC2 Instance Metadata Service.
Any ideas?
Hey, have you solved the issue. I am also getting same error.
this is super easy and super cool ! thanks !
Please avoid background music it is really annoying
Yes, will fix this in the next video. Thanks for the feedback.
Possible to Host Dotnet web Application Framework 4.7 on aws lambda?
Nice video. One of the first I have seen on .NET 8. Being new to AWS Lambda what are you using to test your functions locally? From what I understand the SAM CLI tool only supports .NET 6 still. Any guidance or suggestions would be much appreciated.
SAM CLI supports .NET 8 too. Please refer - aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/introducing-the-net-8-runtime-for-aws-lambda/
To test the lambda locally, you can use the Amazon.Lambda Mock Tool. github.com/aws/aws-lambda-dotnet/tree/master/Tools/LambdaTestTool This is more than enough to test your Lambdas.
Good tutorial, i have a question regarding ideal mode application
How do I avoid going for the ideal mode application? is there any solution to avoid this
Can we create a lambda at each controller level?
How do you get an AWS account. I’ve tried 3 times with 3 different emails. Still no luck! Keeps asking for a code to login in with - no code just an Email with a link. I’ve given up. Carlo
.NET 8 series chalu hua kya nhi?
Nice walkthrough. Will Web API (Native AOT( supports this deployment. Please provide guide on that.
Good solution thank you so much bhai. I have a question, i had to deploy frontend what should i do?
Thanks! What kind of frontend are you trying to deploy. You have several solutions ranging from S3 Static Uploads, Dockerized Apps, AWS Amplify. Totally depends on your use case.
@@codewithmukesh simple frontend for live api monitoring..which can be developed in angular.
this is good for minimal api. how to deploy and run api for controllers and multiple api endpoints
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The same is applicable for controllers too.
can i use .NET 7?
Jesus, at first when you said about the 1mln requests, I thought that you ment 0.2$ per EACH additional request, not per each milion. I almost died from heart attack when i heard this 🤯 But yeah, 1 mln requests for 0.2$ does seam affordable.
Thank you for this Tutorial
You are welcome!
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Thanks Mukesh!
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Thanks
Bro stop background music bro please
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