Bob’s Used Books: Build a .NET Serverless Application on AWS – Part 3: Infrastructure as Code and Development Patterns | Amazon Web Services

Bob’s Used Books: Build a .NET Serverless Application on AWS – Part 3: Infrastructure as Code and Development Patterns | Amazon Web Services

Introduction

Infrastructure as Code and development patterns reduce common challenges when building .NET serverless applications. Managing infrastructure and debugging distributed serverless applications can slow down .NET development. Unfamiliar patterns and boilerplate code make debugging difficult in distributed systems.

The first post in this series covered the deployment steps for Bob’s Used Books serverless application. The second post provided an architecture overview with diagrams. Reviewing it will help you understand the implementation patterns discussed here. Bob’s Used Books is a serverless bookstore application built with .NET 8 that uses Amazon API Gateway, AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Cognito, and Amazon Verified Permissions. The architecture uses event-driven patterns with separate stacks for authentication and business logic.

In this post, you will learn how to build a maintainable and observable .NET serverless applications…

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