AWS Lambda, Amazon Web Services’ event-driven compute service in the cloud, is adding support for Microsoft’s C# language. Using the .Net Core 1.0 runtime, developers can build AWS Lambda functions ...
Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) this week said .NET-centric developers using its cloud platform to write AWS Lambda functions can now do so in C# while leveraging .NET Core 2.0 libraries. AWS Lambda ...
Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) announced that its AWS Lambda tool -- providing serverless functionality for projects such as app back-end services -- now supports Microsoft's C# programming language.
The Lambda service on Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) cloud now supports .NET Core 2.1, the company announced this week. AWS Lambda lets developers run programming code -- in this case C# -- without ...
San Francisco-based startup Iron.io, which recently landed $8 million in funding, has just kicked off a project aimed at defeating the specter of cloud vendor lock-in. Called Project Kratos, the ...
If laziness really is one of the virtues of a great programmer, then AWS Lambda is like a developer’s holy grail. With Lambda, you don’t have to spin up any servers, or configure or patch them, or pay ...
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