Course Description

This digital course titled Building Modern .NET Applications on AWS is a technical training designed for intermediate-level .NET developers who wish to master creating scalable, agile, and fully-available cloud native applications using AWS services such as AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, and Amazon Cognito.

What Students Will Learn

  • How to develop modern, serverless backends on AWS for .NET applications.
  • Integration of Amazon API Gateway to host APIs in a serverless environment.
  • Utilizing AWS Lambda for serverless compute solutions in application developments.
  • Implementing Amazon Cognito for handling authentication in serverless apps.

Prerequisites or Skills Necessary

There are no formal prerequisites; however, it is recommended that participants have:

  • Intermediate knowledge of .NET development.
  • Basic understanding of cloud computing and AWS.
  • Familiarity with APIs and web services.

    • Course Coverage

      This semester is marked by different learning units that cover the following:

    • Serverless architecture principles and best practices.
    • Working with AWS Lambda for computing needs.
    • Using Amazon API Gateway for managing serverless APIs.
    • Implementing Amazon Cognito for user authentication.
    • Design and deployment of a modern, agile .NET application on AWS.

    Who This Course Is For

    This course is ideal for:

    • .NET developers looking to expand their skills into cloud-native application development.
      • Individuals interested in understanding AWS services specific to software development.
    • Technologists aiming to build scalable, efficient serverless applications.

    Application of Skills in the Real World

    The skills gained from this course empower learners to:

    • Design and implement scalable, cost-effective application solutions on the cloud.
      • Enhance application agility and manageability using serverless architectures.
    • Access broader job opportunities in cloud computing and application development.