Run .NET Lambda Function Locally Using LocalStack
AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio makes it easier for developers to develop and debug Lambda functions locally but for actual Lambda integration test, we need to deploy Lambda function in AWS account.
Amazon SQS local development using LocalStack
Amazon SQS is a reliable, highly-scalable hosted queue for storing messages as they travel between applications or microservices. Amazon SQS moves data between distributed application components and helps you decouple these components. That means to test your application you will need to connect to the Amazon SQS service each time. For development and testing purposes, you’ll likely want to test locally.
Amazon S3 local development using LocalStack
It's always a good practice, before moving your code into cloud, do integration test from local dev environment. Let's say if you don't have AWS account access from your development machine Or you don't want to create resources in AWS account just for integration testing purpose in that situation LocalStack is best choice.
AWS App2Container
In this post, I'll show you the power of AWS App2Container command line tool. With the help of App2Container tool, you can modernize (dockerize) your .NET and Java application and deploy it to AWS ECS/EKS/App Runner.
Run Azure Functions in a Docker Container
As you might already aware that .NET Core is a cross-platform applications targeting Windows, Linux and macOS and Docker gives more flexibility to run .Net Core application anywhere any devices. Latest Azure function version 2 runs on .NET Core, which means it is cross-platform. Anyone wants to run Azure function on Linux or small non-windows devices can easily run same Azure functions.