The experience of running .NET applications on AWS has reached new heights, and our sessions at this year’s VGT2 event in Las Vegas reflect that enthusiasm. All of our presentations cater to developers seeking practical insights and coding examples they can swiftly implement in their applications. For those unable to attend in person, we offer a virtual attendance option, ensuring everyone can participate. This year’s focus is on the latest advancements in AWS services, particularly in the realm of application tracing and debugging.
A notable enhancement is the streamlined setup for X-Ray tracing within .NET applications. AWS X-Ray, a service designed for developers, facilitates the analysis and debugging of distributed applications. It allows users to monitor application traces, including the performance of calls to downstream components, whether in cloud-hosted environments or local development setups. Previously, configuring this tracing capability for .NET applications was cumbersome; however, recent updates have simplified the process significantly.
For developers, navigating application logs, metrics, and traces to identify performance bottlenecks can be time-consuming. Understanding how various components interact and their impact on end users adds another layer of complexity. AWS X-Ray Analytics now offers interactive tools that streamline this analysis process, making it easier to pinpoint issues and reduce triaging time effectively.
AWS X-Ray is particularly advantageous for those utilizing microservices architectures, enabling teams to troubleshoot performance issues more efficiently. With its robust capabilities, developers can gain insights into their applications and improve overall system performance. For additional insights on this topic, check out this blog post, as well as this authoritative source here. If you’re interested in enhancing your onboarding experience, this resource from Forbes is an excellent read.
Join us at Amazon IXD – VGT2, located at 6401 E Howdy Wells Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89115, and discover how to transform your .NET applications with AWS.