AWS said the easiest way to get started with its new .NET Core 2.0 support for authoring Lambda functions is to use the AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio and its built-in project templates for individual ...

The Lambda service on Amazon Web Services cloud now supports .NET Core 2.1, the company announced this week.

AWS Lambda users now can write event-driven, serverless functions in the latest version of Microsoft .NET. The .NET 6 Lambda runtime also improves logging and traceability.

AWS recently announced that the open-source library Lambda Powertools now supports .NET. The developer library helps implement observability when running Lambda functions based on .NET 6 or above ...

For .Net Core 2.0, developers can use any .Net Core 2.0 libraries or frameworks when writing functions for AWS Lambda. AWS said the easiest way to get started with C# and .Net Core 2.0 is to ...

Recently, AWS introduced a new framework for writing .NET 6 Lambda functions called Lambda Annotations. This framework was built alongside the .NET 6 managed runtime for Lambda released last February.

The new AWS Lambda Project template creates a simple project with just one C# Lambda function, while the new AWS Serverless Application template creates a small AWS serverless application, adhering to ...