Rahul, new subscriber here. Thank you for all efforts you are putting for all of us. Please dont stop making videos. This will channel will grow big eventually 🙏😊
So nice of you Vinay and thank you for the encouraging words. 😍 Are you working on AWS? I'm trying to build more content in this series. Do drop in if you have topic suggestions.
@@RahulNath I don't work on any of cloud. My job is on desktop application development. For upskilling, I want to learn these latest technologies. However, for video suggestions apart from technology videos, please make videos on #How you learn a new technology fast #How to get over imposter syndrome as software engineer Thank you
@@RahulNath - Thank you very much for your videos, I subscribed to your channel. Request you to make videos on AWS Batch, Amplify & container services.
Hi Rahul, thank you always for the tutorials, I want to host a WCF Service on AWS EC2 and consume from my local machine, please help with ways to accomplish this, like how to configure endpoints and more. I tried installing SQL Server Express on my EC2 Instance and attached an Elastic IP to the EC2, configured my App. to use the Elastic IP that I attached to the EC2 instance to connect to the service, but it did not connect instead, it said Server not found, but this works fine locally on my PC and other PC connected to the Server PC on my LAN.
Where is your .NET application running? You can use CredentialsFactory GetDefaultCredentials to get a token from the environment. Planning to do a video on this soon.
@@RahulNath My .NET application is running in an EC2 instance. Don't we need to sign the request using AWS4RequestSigner for an IAM authorization?? Also, can you please share any doc for CredentialsFactory GetDefaultCredentials which you've mentioned.
@@mikebarrett393 I talk about this in my latest video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-75EEaN-oBAg.html Does that help your scenario?
You can do that like you would call any other API endpoint - Using HttpClient or other helper libraries in .NET (like Flurl, Refit etc). www.rahulpnath.com/blog/are-you-using-httpclient-in-the-right-way/ Let me know if that helps
it seems like that authorization for http api is slightly different that for rest api (i see your another clip with it). For rest api we can get token via APIGatewayCustomAuthorizerRequest.AuthorizationToken which is populated by under the hood. For http ap it doesnt work. would you prompt wthat type should I use instead of APIGatewayCustomAuthorizerRequest in case when I want to be authorized against http api?
It is very useful. I have a doubt. After adding new get function for test and publish to AWS without original GET method. How the existing Lambda function intact in AWS
Just realizing it does while working on the demo for the next video! The updated AWS Toolkit also has support for it. Thank you for pointing it out Charith😀 twitter.com/rahulpnath/status/1496930172330999808?s=20&t=mvbG0maDblTEt-kvM7OyZg
Hi Rahul, thank you so much for all the effort you are putting. Really very well explained and your great teacher. I am new to aws leaning. I have some doubt if you please help adress. When we have. Net core web apis developed in real time application how they are Configured behind api gateways?? Do we need to add them all manually or there are automated ways for it? Here you have shown lambda function configured which are serverless but does it same work for. Net core web api? How the runtime will be configured for them? A video on web api configuration will be really helpful.
Thank you Smita. Where are you hosting your ASP .NET Core Web API? I plan to do a video soon on ASP NET Core Web API and different hosting options on AWS. With Lambda's you are more on Serverless land and the combination mentioned here works well. You can automate the deployment for them using CloudFormation or other frameworks.
Haha - very true, I feel that when editing too. I will practice this with some RU-vid shorts maybe. Any topics or suggestions that you would like me to talk about in under 60 seconds (guess that's the shorts max length)
