AWS CREDENTIALS: How To Manage - Getting Started and Integrating with .NET Apps | .NET ON AWS

[@Radhakrishna-pq3yj]

One of the best c# .net channels.. 👍 Nick chapas, Rahul nath and tim Corey My mentors. 😎

[@RahulNath]

Wow, I'm honored! Thank you 😀

[@vegafl04]

This gentleman always has the best developer videos. If I am searching for a subject and one of his videos appear, I am always going to click on his first!

[@RahulNath]

Wow Thank you Joel for the super comment - this made my day. Hope you are enjoying the AWS series bit.ly/aws-net-series. Do let me know if you have topic suggestions or feedback.

[@selvakumar4013]

Hi Rahul, Thank you so much for making all these videos. I must appreciate the efforts you been taken. Here I'm requesting you to create another one video for AddApiVersioning middleware in Getting Started With ASP.NET Core Series.

[@RahulNath]

Thank you Selva, Noted!!

[@MaddCoder]

Another awesome video and exactly what I needed. Very good tutorial and much appreciated!

[@RahulNath]

Glad you liked it!

[@sridharsathya8719]

Thanks for making the video series on .NET on AWS. Would you please also make a video on build pipeline/Cloudformation as well.

[@RahulNath]

Thank you Sridhar! Great suggestion and Yes I am working on a video on pipeline and CloudFormation. Anything in particular you would like to see in that?

[@sridharsathya8719]

@@RahulNath Thanks for allowing me to voice my opinion. Most of the tutorials/videos are either in level 100 where one deploys an EC2 or lambda function or level 500 where they describe the architecture of Amazon or Netflix. I’m looking for something in the middle; say for example deploy a lambda function in an user created VPC and make it share resources or data that is already deployed or to be deployed. If there is not enough content to fill your ~20-40 minute content then you could include "Bringing existing resources into CloudFormation management".

[@mikebreeden6071]

This is so so useful. Thank you so much. The explanation works. I'm finally making progress. ... I'm heading for the next video. Note that due to changes made to the libraries, it seems you need to add the NuGet package: System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager to read the environmental variables (with ApplicationSettingsBase()) ... I just paid for your Udemy course... It will be well worth it.

[@RahulNath]

Wow thank you Mike - Hope you enjoy the course. Which version of .NET are you using? For environment variables you will need Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.EnvironmentVariables NuGet package on .NET Core. You can find the full solution here rahulpnath.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/KZbin%20Samples/_git/aws-credentials?path=/aws-credentials

[@mikebreeden6071]

@@RahulNath I'm working with .Net 6. I've got a Serverless website with Bootstrap as a sandbox application... My previous web development depended on AJAX but I couldn't get past a 403 error in that app so I was moving on some when I found your video. I'm hoping I can learn enough from your videos to get the AJAX working. Already it has been a great resource for learning details I haven't found elsewhere. ... You just do mention details that others don't seem to. Thanks.

[@RahulNath]

@@mikebreeden6071 Glad to hear the videos are helping. Hoping you resolve your issue soon!

[@roary4092]

Really helpful, thank you.

[@RahulNath]

Glad to hear it Roary! Do check out the full AWS Series here bit.ly/aws-net-series I also have a Udemy course on Lambda if that's something you are looking into bit.ly/aws-lambda-udemy

[@arunece100]

As security is most essential securing credentials is high priority thing. Rahul any plans to create a full. Net core tutorial and. Net in aws like 10 hrs tutorial in udemy Or KZbin with a project?

[@RahulNath]

Thank you for the suggestion Arun - What would you like to see in such a video?

[@arunece100]

@@RahulNath Hi Rahul, it can be simple project containing asp.net identity, few microserives any kind sass or ecommerce Or cms projcet will be good

[@sanzandsanz]

Awesome video. Thanks for this video but how did you manage to run the lambda from Rider. I noticed you created "Mock Lambda Test Tool Rider" profile to run it. I used the same settings but didn't work. Am I missing anything?

[@RahulNath]

Hey Sanjay, Yes the set up is slightly different for Rider - I have it detailed out in this post + video here www.rahulpnath.com/blog/how-to-set-up-aws-net-mock-lambda-test-tool-on-jetbrains-rider/ Hope that helps

[@sanzandsanz]

@@RahulNath Thanks a lot. Much appreciated !!

[@RahulNath]

@@sanzandsanz Hope that helps you!

[@hector9079]

Muy bueno 👍🏾

[@RahulNath]

Thank you 😀

[@zokithaa]

I have an issue about aws credentials, the error is: "Unable to read data from the transport connection : An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host" when i invoke the method with async ...SQS

[@RahulNath]

Very hard to tell what the issue might be from that error. Would double check the credentials etc. Hope you were able to resolve the issue

[@iammahie]

Hey Rahul Your videos are very informative and helpful 👍👌. Does aws client creation automatically picks the credentials from iam role of ec2 instance or do we need to add any extra bit of code?? Thanks

[@RahulNath]

Glad they are helpful Mahesh. Yes it should load from there, check out this post for a detailed explanation www.stevejgordon.co.uk/credential-loading-and-the-aws-sdk-for-dotnet-deep-dive

[@iammahie]

@@RahulNath Thanks for the link . 👍👍

[@sailleshpawar3036]

Shouldn't we use AWS Secrets Manager to save the secrets?

[@RahulNath]

Yes - this is for setting up the credentials on your local development environment and how the AWS Credentials work by default. For storing sensitive application config it's ideal to use Secrets Manager or Parameter Store. I have written about this here www.rahulpnath.com/blog/aws-secrets-manager/ www.rahulpnath.com/blog/aws-secrets-manager-from-dotnet-application/ Hope that helps

[@sailleshpawar3036]

@@RahulNath Thank you Rahul. I must say I am enjoying your AWS series. Please bring in more best practices videos that will help us building enterprise applications. 🙏