The author critically reviews the AWS SDK for .NET, revealing alarming code quality issues, including 959,815 total violations and severe design flaws leading to potential memory leaks and resource management problems. Despite its popularity, the SDK presents significant risks for .NET developers, highlighting the importance of thorough assessment of open-source packages.
Join me on Saturday, April 8th, 2023, at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for show #77 where, for the first time, my special guest will be Isaac Levin, .NET Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services. Don't miss this episode!
Join me live on Saturday, April 24th, 2021 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for season 2, show #22 where I will interview Woody Pewitt, Systems Architect & Problem Solver. Woody has been a close friend of mine since the 90s! We have worked together, ran a user group together and he even drives me … Continue reading Rockin’ The Code World with dotNetDave – Special Guest: Woody Pewitt
Join me live on October 31th, 2020 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for Show #6 where I will interview for Mark Brown, a Principal PM Manager at Microsoft! Mark has helped me understand CosmosDB a lot better and he can do the same for you! Send me your questions for Mark by tweeting it … Continue reading Rockin’ The Code World with dotNetDave – Special Guest: Mark Brown (Halloween Show)
Join us for Episode 8 of The Confessions of Angry Programmers podcast! In this episode David and Woody talk about: Dogfooding: Woody talks about debugging AWS LAMBDA’s. WTF Were They Thinking?: David discusses sites like Sticker Mule testing text messages on unsuspecting live users. Guest We are joined by our guest Adnan Masood. Adnan discusses … Continue reading AI’s Ethical Dilemma with Adnan Masood
For a recent article on TechTarget.com, I was interviewed for my thoughts on microservices, a new term in our world. Here is what I said (the full quote): Microservices is a great way to decouple an application for faster modernization, improved functionality and better performance, but done incorrectly or without proper architectural understanding, teams can … Continue reading Is Microservices Just A New Marketing Term?
With the short time I have been programming using Amazon Web Services (AWS) I have learned three things... AWS is NOT .NET Framework friendly! They are more .NET Core friendly but don't keep up with the latest version. The AWS .NET SDK needs a lot of work. I've previously wrote about this in my "Is … Continue reading Processing AWS SQS Messages via a LAMBDA
Several years ago, I came up with a new conference session to show how I created a real cloud app that I applied the same n-tier architecture that I have been using most of my career. The session is called “Rock Your App with a Real World Example”. Below is the n-tier architecture diagram that … Continue reading Real World Cloud App – From Start to Finish
Recently while working on LAMBDA's for Amazon Web Services (AWS) we needed to cache data using Redis and ElastiCache. One of the older projects was already using the StackExchange.Redis NuGet package for the .NET Framework, so I used the same for the LAMDA's. Unfortunately, I ran into many issues with StackExchange that included connection and … Continue reading Sending and Retrieving Data From Redis Cache
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