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Using AWS Lambda for compute service

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Using AWS Lambda for compute service - AWS SDK for .NET (version 4 preview)

The AWS SDK for .NET version 4 (V4) is in preview, therefore this content is subject to change. For information about breaking changes and migration, see the migration topic. For released content, see the version 3 developer guide instead.

The AWS SDK for .NET version 4 (V4) is in preview, therefore this content is subject to change. For information about breaking changes and migration, see the migration topic. For released content, see the version 3 developer guide instead.

The AWS SDK for .NET supports AWS Lambda, which lets you run code without provisioning or managing servers. For more information, see the AWS Lambda product page and the AWS Lambda Developer Guide, particularly the section for Working with C#.

APIs

The AWS SDK for .NET provides APIs for AWS Lambda. The APIs enable you to work with Lambda features such as functions, triggers, and events. To view the full set of APIs, see Lambda in the AWS SDK for .NET API Reference.

The Lambda APIs are provided by NuGet packages.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, be sure you have set up your environment and configured your project. Also review the information in Using the SDK.

Additional information

See Integrating AWS with .NET Aspire for information about developing with AWS Lambda through .NET Aspire.

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