Developing .NET Core 3 Applications with DynamoDB on AWS
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This course, Developing .NET Core Applications with DynamoDB on AWS, will teach C# developers how to create an ASP.NET Core web application that interacts with Amazon Web Services (AWS) DynamoDB.
At the core of building web applications that interact with Amazon Web Services (AWS) DynamoDB is a thorough knowledge of ASP.NET Core and the AWS SDK for .NET. In this course, Developing .NET Core Applications with DynamoDB on AWS, you will learn how to create an ASP.NET Core application that interacts with DynamoDB using the AWS SDK for .NET. First, you will learn how to setup and create a DynamoDB table in the AWS Management Console. Next, you will explore each of the DynamoDB models that are available for you to use to interact with DynamoDB from within your .NET Core application. Finally, you will discover how to create an integration test framework that will test each of the application endpoints. When you are finished with this course, you will have a foundational knowledge of how to create a .NET Core application, use all three DynamoDB models using the AWS SDK for .NET, and set up an integration test framework that will help you as you move forward to creating your own .NET Core applications that interact with DynamoDB on AWS, whether personal or commercial.
Author Name: Daniel Donbavand
Author Description:
Daniel is a .NET Developer and Graduate Team Lead living in New Zealand and working at Xero. His focus recently has been on .NET Core and Cloud Platforms. A few years back he transitioned from being a Quality Assurance Practice Lead focusing on Automation into a Development role. The journey has been action-packed, filled with many ups and downs, but more importantly, it’s been a fun and exciting journey. He enjoys helping others and passing on information through co-organizing the JuniorDev Wel… more
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