Getting Started on AWS for .NET Developers
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The document serves as a guide for .NET developers to get started with AWS, emphasizing the advantages of cloud computing and the functionalities that AWS offers. It outlines concrete steps to set up an AWS user and deploy applications using Elastic Beanstalk. Additionally, it provides resources for further learning and the importance of cloud adoption in driving innovation and global reach.
Getting Started on AWS for .NET Developers
- 1. Cloud Getting Started on AWS for .NET Developers Bruce D Kyle MCT MCSD MSCE
- 2. Introduction
- 4. Agenda Why Cloud Concrete Steps for .NET developers Next Steps
- 5. WhyCloud?
- 6. Six advantages, benefits of cloud computing Trade capital expense for variable expense Benefit from massive economies of scale scale Stop guessing capacity Increase speed an agility Stop spending money on running and maintaining data centers Go global in minutes https://aws.amazon.com/what-is-cloud-computing/
- 7. Nature of cloud computing Credit: David Pallmann Blog
- 9. WhyAWS Functionality and pace of innovation Partner and customer ecosystem Experience https://www.techrepublic.com/article/amazon-cfo-said-these-3-factors-are-the-reason-for-aws-revenue-explosion/
- 16. Elastic Beanstalk Fast and simple to begin Impossible to outgrow Developer productivity Complete resource control
- 17. Get stuff & deploy 1. Get AWS Account 2. Get & InstallVisual Studio Toolkit 3. Get Sample App 4. Create User 5. Set up user inVisual Studio 6. Deploy
- 19. Get stuff & deploy 1. Get AWS Account 2. Get & InstallVisual Studio Toolkit 3. Get Sample App 4. Create User 5. Set up user inVisual Studio 6. Deploy
- 20. Demo 1. Create a AWS user 2. Set up user inVisual Studio 3. Deploy your app
- 21. NextSteps
- 25. References https://devdays.com What Is AWS Elastic Beanstalk? Tutorial: How to Deploy a .NET SampleApplication UsingAWS Elastic Beanstalk
- 26. Summary Why Cloud Concrete Steps for .NET developers Set up a AWS User Deploy, Inspect an app inVisual Studio Next Steps (Do not forget to clean up)
Editor's Notes
- #11: "We feel like we're in the leadership position and we're looking to expand that," Amazon CFO Brian Olsavsky said about AWS's growth during the press call on Thursday. Olsavsky went on to attribute the success of AWS to three factors: Functionality and pace of innovation: AWS added 422 new services and features in the first half of this year versus 722 in all of last year. It also continues to keep up with important trends by adding data analytics and machine-learning functionalities. Partner and customer ecosystem: AWS struck a big partnership deal with Salesforce last quarter, while adding a bunch of customers running SAP on AWS, like GE Oil & Gas, Kellogg's, and Brooks Brothers. It's also expanded to Mumbai last quarter, making it available in 13 infrastructure regions globally. Experience: AWS started offering public cloud-computing services nearly 10 years ago, way before any of its competitors did. That's given it a huge head start, as AWS's revenue is estimated to be as much as over four times Microsoft Azure's, the second-largest provider.