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Validation with MediatR Pipeline and FluentValidation
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Validation with MediatR Pipeline and FluentValidation

Learn how to use MediatR Pipeline Behavior to implement Validations with FluentValidation in ASP.NET Core applications. This pattern is extremely powerful when clubbed with IExceptionHandler, and can help you build super clean solutions with an elegant way to handle Validations!

12 min read
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Pagination in Amazon DynamoDB with .NET - Improve your API Performance!
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Pagination in Amazon DynamoDB with .NET - Improve your API Performance!

Amazon DynamoDB is the go-to serverless NoSQL Solution from AWS and is very sought-after for building serverless applications on the cloud. Pagination is one feature that helps massively improve your application response times in case you have large volumes of data stored in your database. In this article, we will learn about implementing pagination in Amazon DynamoDB with the .NET AWS SDK!

10 min read
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Handling Concurrency in Amazon DynamoDB with Optimistic Locking - Detailed Guide
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Handling Concurrency in Amazon DynamoDB with Optimistic Locking - Detailed Guide

Multi-thread programming is essential to building high-performance applications, especially those expected to scale. This article will teach us about handling concurrency in Amazon DynamoDB with Optimistic Locking. When multiple threads try to access/modify the same record in DynamoDB, there can be data inconsistencies and conflicts. To combat this, we will implement optimistic locking to ensure your data is not lost or overridden.

12 min read
99.6K views
Schedule AWS Lambda With Amazon EventBridge Scheduler - Powerful Serverless Scheduling!
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Schedule AWS Lambda With Amazon EventBridge Scheduler - Powerful Serverless Scheduling!

Let's learn how to Schedule AWS Lambda with Amazon EventBridge Scheduler using rate and cron expressions. This is part of my ongoing .NET on AWS series, where we explore and learn about various AWS Services that can benefit you, as a .NET Developer. This is yet another piece of article where we learn about the serverless scheduler that Amazon offers. In simple words, Amazon EventBridge Scheduler helps you build event-driven applications, schedule tasks within the AWS ecosystem, and more.

10 min read
114.4K views
Integrating Generative AI in .NET with Amazon BedRock - Super Charge your API with AI
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Integrating Generative AI in .NET with Amazon BedRock - Super Charge your API with AI

GenAI, short for Generative AI, is at the forefront of technological evolution, representing a groundbreaking paradigm in artificial intelligence. In this article, we are going to deep dive into this exact topic by integrating Generative AI in .NET with Amazon BedRock. Together, we will explore and build a .NET application that can generate AI chats and even images using the seamless integration with Amazon BedRock and its GenAI foundational models.

11 min read
97.6K views
Image Recognition in .NET with Amazon Rekognition - Super Accurate Recognition + Blur!
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Image Recognition in .NET with Amazon Rekognition - Super Accurate Recognition + Blur!

In this article, we will learn about Image Recognition in .NET with Amazon Rekognition! We will go through some concepts around this service and build an ASP.NET Core Web API that can recognize people/objects from images, blur out faces for privacy concerns, and do some additional operations. I will also walk you through other APIs offered, like Facial Analysis, Label Detection, Image Moderation, and so on.

13 min read
80.3K views
Trigger AWS Lambda with S3 Events in .NET - Powerful Event-Driven Thumbnail Creation Lambda for .NET Developers
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Trigger AWS Lambda with S3 Events in .NET - Powerful Event-Driven Thumbnail Creation Lambda for .NET Developers

In this article, we are going to learn about how to Trigger AWS Lambda with S3 Events. In previous articles, we have already gone through the basics of the involved AWS Services like Amazon S3 and AWS Lambda. Now, let's see how they can be integrated to form a practical system that has an event-driven approach. We will learn this using a real-life scenario, and help build a more efficient system.

12 min read
90.3K views
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