Building AWS Lambda Functions with .NET Class Libraries

Serverless architecture offers incredible scalability, but structuring your .NET code correctly for the cloud can be challenging. Transitioning your C# skills to AWS Lambda requires a solid understanding of class library structures, execution models, and configuration patterns. In this course, you will learn how to build robust, production-ready serverless applications using the .NET Class Library approach. You will progress from basic terminology to configuring dependencies, managing NuGet packages, and optimizing your functions for cold starts and performance. What you'll learn: - Understand foundational serverless concepts and AWS Lambda execution environments. - Configure .NET Class Library project structures specifically designed for serverless deployment. - Manage essential NuGet packages and AWS SDK dependencies efficiently. - Apply modern dependency injection patterns within stateless Lambda functions. - Optimize performance using modern compilation techniques like Native AOT for faster cold starts. - Implement logging, serialization, and error handling tailored for cloud environments. You will start by exploring the core architecture of AWS Lambda and how it interacts with .NET. From there, you will read through step-by-step configuration guides, analyze structured code examples, and practice writing clean, maintainable handler code through written exercises. This course is designed for beginner-to-intermediate .NET developers who want to transition to serverless cloud development. No prior cloud experience is required, as we start with foundational terms and basic project setups. Read on to start building efficient serverless applications with .NET today.