Renato Golia

Software architect working with .NET, AWS, Azure, APIs, and cloud infrastructure. I write about practical problems from real implementation work. You can read more about me in the About me section.

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Native AOT for .NET AWS Lambda functions

8 minute read

Switching to Native AOT shouldn’t change how you write your business logic. It should change how the Lambda is hosted, built and serialized around it.

OpenTelemetry for .NET AWS Lambda functions

8 minute read

Lambda functions created with Kralizek.Lambda.Templates can expose invocation, record and source-specific telemetry before application code adds a single span. Here is how that telemetry fits into OpenTelemetry locally with Aspire and wh...

A programming model for .NET AWS Lambda functions

14 minute read

AWS provides the Lambda runtime primitives. AWSLambdaSharpTemplate V6 adds an opinionated .NET programming model for handlers, scopes, contexts and event-source semantics.

Create Lambda functions using the Annotation Framework

10 minute read

Let’s take a look at the Annotation Framework being developed by AWS to streamline the development of Lambda functions in C#.

Handling events with maintainable Lambda functions

11 minute read

Lambda functions can be used to quickly respond to events happening in your ecosystem. Being quick isn’t an execuse to give up on best practices.

How to create maintainable Lambda functions using custom templates

16 minute read

Lambda functions are an incredible tool but it can be tiresome to align its programming model to that of other .NET tools. That can be fixed!