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Amazon SQS vs SNS - Choosing the Right Messaging Service for Your Architecture
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Amazon SQS vs SNS - Choosing the Right Messaging Service for Your Architecture

Modern distributed systems rely on messaging services like Amazon SQS and SNS. They help you decouple these interconnected components, ensuring each part works independently yet harmoniously. Whether it’s queuing tasks for reliable processing with SQS or broadcasting real-time notifications to multiple subscribers with SNS, these tools play a pivotal role in simplifying complex workflows.

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Amazon DynamoDB Batch Operations with .NET - Read, Write & Delete
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Amazon DynamoDB Batch Operations with .NET - Read, Write & Delete

Batch operations in Amazon DynamoDB allow developers to efficiently perform multiple read, write, update, and delete actions in a single request, optimizing performance and reducing costs. In this article, we'll explore how to implement batch operations using DynamoDBContext in the AWS .NET SDK. By building a simple .NET web API, you'll gain hands-on experience working with DynamoDB batch operations in a practical context.

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GitHub Actions CI/CD Pipeline for Deploying .NET Web API to Amazon ECS
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GitHub Actions CI/CD Pipeline for Deploying .NET Web API to Amazon ECS

Let’s automate the deployment of a brand-new .NET 9 Web API to Amazon ECS using a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline. In this guide, we’ll walk through building a .NET 9 Docker image directly on GitHub, pushing it to Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR), creating an ECS task definition, and configuring an ECS service to fetch and deploy the latest Docker image. By the end, your application will be up and running on ECS with a fully automated workflow.

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Choosing the Best AWS Compute Service for your .NET Solution - Detailed Guide
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Choosing the Best AWS Compute Service for your .NET Solution - Detailed Guide

This comprehensive guide, Choosing the Best AWS Compute Service for your .NET Solution, will explore everything you need to know about selecting the right AWS compute option for your .NET applications. From EC2 to Lambda, we'll compare cost, operational overhead, ease of deployment, and more, providing you with the insights needed to make an informed decision. Whether you're new to AWS or looking to deepen your cloud expertise, this guide will equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to choose the most suitable compute service for your specific .NET project requirements.

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Automate AWS Infrastructure Provisioning with Terraform - Beginner's Guide for .NET Developers
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Automate AWS Infrastructure Provisioning with Terraform - Beginner's Guide for .NET Developers

Terraform is a powerful tool for automating infrastructure deployment and management across multiple cloud providers. Whether you are new to infrastructure as code or looking to deepen your Terraform expertise, this guide will provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage infrastructure in your projects, regardless of the technology stack you work with.

18 min read
AWS Message Processing Framework for .NET - Simplifying AWS Based Messaging Applications in .NET
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AWS Message Processing Framework for .NET - Simplifying AWS Based Messaging Applications in .NET

The AWS Message Processing Framework for .NET is a wrapper over the AWS Messaging Services like Amazon SNS, SQS, and Event Bridge that helps reduce a significant amount of boilerplate code needed to interact with these AWS Services, further simplifying the development of messaging in .NET applications. In this article, we will explore this framework, and build sample applications that would use SQS, and SNS.

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Handling Concurrency in Amazon DynamoDB with Optimistic Locking - Detailed Guide
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Handling Concurrency in Amazon DynamoDB with Optimistic Locking - Detailed Guide

Multi-thread programming is essential to building high-performance applications, especially those expected to scale. This article will teach us about handling concurrency in Amazon DynamoDB with Optimistic Locking. When multiple threads try to access/modify the same record in DynamoDB, there can be data inconsistencies and conflicts. To combat this, we will implement optimistic locking to ensure your data is not lost or overridden.

12 min read
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