How to debug a .NET Core AWS Lambda function locally [Using Visual Studio 2019 on a Windows 10 PC]

I have got a couple of requests on doing a video on how to debug a .NET Core Amazon Lambda function.

Hence, in this video, I will cover how to debug a .NET Core AWS Lambda function locally using Visual Studio 2019 on a Windows 10 PC.

00:12 - Explanation of .NET Core AWS Lambda tools and command to install
00:32 - Explanation on .NET Core templates for AWS Lambda and command to install it
01:08 - Create a new AWS Lambda function using .NET Core Lambda tools and templates
01:42 - Exploring folders and files created by AWS Lambda tools
02:10 - Explanation of newly created Lambda function and its contents inside Visual Studio 2019
03:36 - How to setup Project to debug an AWS Lambda function
05:40 - Debugging a .NET Core AWS Lambda function using Visual Studio 2019
08:02 - Adding reference to Amazon S3 and debug S3 access

If you have any questions or clarifications about the video, please leave a comment below.

[expertreviews]

This is an amazing video, really useful and precise... helped me debug a Lambda someone wrote 2 yrs back... my most sincere thanx !!!

[dineshshrinath]

I like your way of explaining the things precisely. Keep it up. Thanks for this information.

[nascimentoalexandre]

Excelent, it helped me a lot!!!

Thank you!

[sagarmistry]

Lambda function written in NodeJS will be in lesser size (in KB) or written in C#?
Does code size of the lambda function matter to cost/performance?

[sivakumarr]

My friend, it is good session.
Please increase the font size, so it is well visible when seeing in mobile. Also record the video in 1080p.