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When deserializing JSON from a console application or library, you have to handle unusual casing of JSON key names, and numbers represented as strings yourself. This is done with a couple of serialization options.

Lambda Function URLs are a very easy way to make a Lambda function executable via an HTTPS request, they deploy in seconds, and can scale to your needs.

This post shows how to use Polly with .NET 6 if you are taking advantage of top-level statements, minimal API endpoints, and the HttpClientFactory.

Running .NET 6 Lambda serverless applications on ARM64 needs only one small change from the default template.

It is very easy to run .NET 6 AWS Lambda functions on ARM64 processors, read on to find out how…

This post shows how to use Polly with .NET 6 if you are taking advantage of top-level statements and minimal API endpoints.

It’s easy to use unit test the methods of a Lambda container application. But there will be times when you want to run the application inside the container and then test those methods (more of a functional test). The Lambda Runtime Interface Emulator will help you with this.

This post shows how to use Polly with .NET 6; injecting a HttpClientFactory with a Retry policy into a controller.

This post shows how to use Polly with .NET 6 if you are taking advantage of top-level statements.

It’s easy to run a .NET 6 Web API application on Lambda using the custom runtime option, this post explains how, and gives the CLI commands to have it up and running in a few minutes.