Learn how to use .NET Core and the AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio to build serverless functions and deploy them to AWS Lambda in the Amazon cloud.

Using C# in AWS Lambda If you’re using AWS Lambda for your serverless applications, you’ve had the option of using .NET with C# for some time now, alongside JavaScript, Go, Python, Java, Ruby ...

Lambda is AWS’s so-called serverless tool. It enables developers to create functions that run based on a particular trigger event without worrying about running a server 24/7.

Customers can use the service to build apps that leverage an AWS-built database, such as a simple task-tracking application or a more complex project management app.

Amazon Web Services created an "AWS Compute Services" team, an email viewed by Insider shows. It combined services such as EC2 and serverless products like Lambda into a single organization.

The new capability allows you to share data across applications, without having to manage a proxy layer or create copies of the dataset.

With Lambda, instead of deploying these massively large applications, you deploy an application with some single-action triggers and you only pay for the compute power you use, priced in 100 ...