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Hands on Lab: Deploy .NET Code to AWS from Visual Studio - AWS Online Tech Talks

Learning Objectives:
– Learn how to use the AWS Plug-in for Visual Studio to deploy .NET code to AWS directly from Visual Studio
– Learn how to use AWS Elastic Beanstalk to quickly provision resource to support your new .NET applications
– Learn how to use AWS Lambda support...
Hands on Lab: Deploy .NET Code to AWS from Visual Studio - AWS Online Tech Talks
Hands on Lab: Deploy .NET Code to AWS from Visual Studio - AWS Online Tech Talks
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