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Building and hosting microservices without servers using AWS Lambda

Key Features

Learn end-to-end development of microservices using .NET Core and AWS Lambda.

Learn a new way of hosting the .NET Core Web API on the AWS Lambda serverless platform.

Mastering microservices using .NET Core and AWS Lambda.

Description

Building Modern Serverless Web APIs introduces you to the serverless paradigm of the Web API application, its advantages, and presents you the modern approach of developing the Web API. The book makes efficient use of AWS Lambda services to develop efficient, scalable, and cost-effective API solutions.

The book begins with a quick introduction to microservices, its characteristics, and current challenges faced in developing and implementing them. The book explores core concepts of ASP.NET Core and some important AWS services that are commonly used to build microservices using AWS. It explores and provides real hands-on microservice patterns and some of the best practices used in designing the serverless architecture. Furthermore, the book covers end-to-end demonstration of an application where you will learn to develop, build, deploy, and monitor microservices on AWS Lambda using .NET Core 3.1.

By the end of this book, you will be proficient in developing microservices with AWS Lambda and become a self-starter to build your own secure microservices.

What you will learn

Learn about microservices, their characteristics, patterns, and where to use them.

Understand popular microservice design patterns being used with the serverless architecture.

Learn about the ASP.NET Core Web API and its hosting strategies for building serverless microservices.

Learn about Amazon Web Services and the services commonly used to build microservices.

Who this book is for

This book is for a seasoned .NET developer or AWS practitioner who wants to learn about the microservices architecture, patterns, and how to deploy using AWS Lambda.

Table of Contents

1. Microservices: Its Characteristics and Challenges

2. Introduction to the ASP.NET Core Web API

3. Introduction to AWS Services

4. Microservices Patterns

5. The Serverless Paradigm

6. Communication Patterns and Service Discovery

7. Collaborating between Microservices

8. Distributed Monitoring

9. Security

10. Continuous Integration and Deployment

11. AWS Best Practices

About the Authors

Tanmoy Sakar is an AWS Solutions Architect - Associate Certified professional with experience of more than 11+ years in the IT industry. He has handled responsibilities as a Lead in application design, development and support on enterprise applications. He has been working as a Senior Consultant in Neudesic LLC, Hyderabad, India.

He holds a masters degree from Jadavpur University (Kolkata). He has published papers at National/International conferences.

Blog links: https://pragmaticawsguys.wordpress.com/

LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanmoy-sarkar-7a326030/

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Building

Modern Serverless

Web APIs

Develop Microservices and Implement Serverless

Applications with .NET Core 3.1 and AWS Lambda

Tanmoy Sarkar

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FIRST EDITION 2021

ISBN: 978-93-90684-786

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Dedicated to

My respected elders,

My wife Niva,

and

Tanistha Sarkar

My daughter, who has been an angel in my life.

About the Author

Tanmoy Sarkar is an AWS Solutions Architect - Associate certified professional offering experience of more than years in the IT industry. He has handled responsibilities as a Lead in application design, development, and support on enterprise application integration and Microsoft technologies. He is currently working as a Senior Consultant in Neudesic LLC, Hyderabad, India.

Tanmoy Sarkar holds a Master's degree in Distributed and Mobile Computing (Gold Medalist) from Jadavpur University, Kolkata and has published papers in national and international conferences

About the Reviewer

Rishabh Verma is a Microsoft-certified professional and works at Microsoft as a Senior Development Consultant, helping the customers to design, develop, and deploy enterprise-level applications. An Electronic Engineer by education, he has 13+ years of hardcore development experience on the .NET technology stack. He has authored books on .NET Core 2.0, .NET Core 3.1, parallel programming and Visual Studio Extensibility Development. He is passionate about creating tools, Visual Studio extensions, and utilities to increase developer productivity. His interests are .NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn), Visual Studio extensibility, code generation and .NET Core. In his leisure time, he writes technical articles, tools and utilities, reviews codes, and conducts talks in technical communities. He has conducted talks, sessions, and workshops both inside as well as outside Microsoft and has been a speaker in prestigious global conferences. He is a member of .NET foundation He occasionally blogs at His twitter id is @VermaRishabh and his LinkedIn page is https://www.linkedin.com/in/rishabhverma/

Acknowledgement

There are a few people I want to thank for the continued and ongoing support they gave me while writing this book. First and foremost, I would like to thank my wife, Niva Das, and my little daughter, Tanistha for putting up with me while I spent many weekends and evenings on writing. I could have never completed this book without their support.

Finally, I would like to thank BPB Publications for their constant support and for helping me to write my first book.

Preface

Nowadays, microservices are the new standards to host backend applications because of their language-agnostic, resiliency, and loosely coupled nature. It can be developed independently by different teams parallelly, implementing their functionality. Each microservice is assigned to a specific area of an application (bounded context) and is responsible to execute its business functionalities. Developers can also add and deploy additional microservices functionalities independently without affecting other parts of the systems. Because of these characteristics, more and more enterprise applications have begun using microservices in their design.

Amazon Web Services has changed the dynamics of hosting modern applications with the introduction of a serverless application called Lambda. Initially, Lambda was used to perform small tasks like forwarding messages, transform messages, raising events, published messages. However, with the advancement of Lambda, it is now fully capable of hosting large enterprise-level backend applications without much effort. Developers dont need to care about servers, scaling, and resiliency, which are handled by AWS serverless platform. Many developers also host their microservices on Kubernetes and are supposed to be cloud-agnostic. Ideally, developers can host their Kubernetes application in any cloud provider. However, it is not as easy as it seems because each cloud vendor has a different SaaS for hosting the Kubernetes application with its configurations. Also, Kubernetes has its learning path and as your application grows, you must maintain all the infrastructure-related software used in the Kubernetes cluster. In Lambda, you dont have to maintain anything related to infrastructure (but your code). However, you will be attached to AWS cloud if you start using Lambda for your application, as no other cloud provider serverless platform is as mature as AWS. Recently, AWS has also introduced a new feature in Lambda where now you can host your containers directly in Lambda, but it is not covered in this book.

The primary goal of this book is to provide information and skills that are necessary to understand, build, and host AWS serverless applications in your environment. This book contains some practical examples to show you how to install, configure, and manage serverless applications, as well as how to communicate with different microservices and monitor and automate deployment. Over the chapters in this book, you will learn the following:

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