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Introduction With AWS Fargate, we can run applications without managing servers. Fargate is a serverless compute engine for containers. In previous post, we covered basics of AWS Fargate and took a step by step approach to deploy and run a .NET Core Web API application on AWS Fargate Service. We used AWS Fargate web console … Read more
Introduction I’ve previously written about various AWS services and how using serverless offerings results in great development experience, reduce management overhead and applications can benefit from various out-of-the-box features such as high-availability, performance and cost optimization. Today, we will see a simple workflow to port an existing .NET core application which was designed to run … Read more
Introduction In previous Post on this topic, we started by publishing a .NET Core API to AWS Lambda function. Today, we will extend the API and add more functionality to it (database operations) and then redeploy it to AWS Lambda and see how it goes. Database Setup We’ll be using Postgres database (AWS RDS Service) … Read more
Introduction In previous two posts in this series, we have setup a VPC with public and private subnets, launched EC2 instances. Setup PostgreSQL database and deploy a Nodejs application which we served via NGINX reverse proxy mechanism. We have the following architecture in place: If you are new to these topics, you can first check … Read more
Introduction In the previous post of this series “AWS Application Deployment Basics”, we setup a PostgreSQL database and then we connect to it via a Nodejs application. However, the Nodejs application is running on the same machine and database access is local for it. It is a totally valid setup and because it is on … Read more
Introduction In this series about deploying applications in AWS, I will discuss different methods and steps required to run different applications in AWS. We will be covering different moving parts in AWS as needed to run typical applications. This series will be arranged in different parts to discuss different services, topics and/or technologies needed for … Read more
Introduction In my previous post “Introduction to AWS“, I gave a high level overview about various amazon services and their common uses. Today, we will go into details of Amazon RDS. We also setup a PostgreSQL instance using this service and connect to it using a tool Azure Data Studio Amazon RDS is a web … Read more
Introduction Dapper is .NET based light-weight, fast and simple to use Micro ORM created by brilliant Stack Exchange team. The word ORM means Object Relation Mapper, means it facilitates mapping b/w .NET objects and database and that is its focus. One great thing about Dapper that it works with any database. So, its not just … Read more
Introduction In this post, I will be deploying and running a .NET Core, Angular and Postgres application on an Ubuntu VM running in azure cloud. This involves different tasks in different technologies to be done and I’ve previously written few posts about these different topics. In this post, I will combine all those learning so … Read more
In this post, we will setup postgres on Ubuntu machine running on Azure Cloud. Introduction There are a few different ways to spin up an PostgreSQL database in Microsoft Azure or other cloud providers. You can use managed services, use docker containers etc. One option is to spin up a Linux VM and install PostgreSQL … Read more