Amazon Web Services this week said .NET-centric developers using its cloud platform to write AWS Lambda functions can now do so in C# while leveraging .NET Core 2.0 libraries.

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

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 ...

Amazon simplifies writing Lambda functions in C# with features like Lambda Annotations, which uses C# source generators to generate code from a REST API path. Support for .NET 8 is coming soon.

New .NET Core templates have been added to CodeStar, joining the initial templates available for developing Amazon EC2, AWS Elastic Beanstalk and AWS Lambda projects with the JavaScript, Java, Python, ...

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 ...

AWS explained that as soon as .NET Core was in development, the company worked to add support for .NET Core during the early stages of beta and also released the first Lambda .NET Core runtime for ...

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 ...

Lambda, the serverless computing platform from Amazon Web Services (AWS), now supports Microsoft PowerShell Core 6.0, the cloud giant announced this month.