Rahul Nath
@rahulpnath
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I code, write, and teach .NET | Tech YouTuber & Content Creator with a Full Time Job https://t.co/TBbMhJrj8k
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined March 2009
Here are my popular YouTube Series 🚀 • Azure Series https://t.co/g7nD5X0C6t • AWS NET Series https://t.co/IoYwzDvBuG • ASP NET Series https://t.co/Dg0MZbuRyh • Azure DevOps Series
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🔐 Policy-Based Authorization in ASP NET Core https://t.co/oi2ND4BX4q ASP NET Core’s policy-based authorization framework provides a clean and flexible way to express access control rules — moving beyond simple role checks. In this post, I break down the building blocks behind
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Learn the core building blocks of the policy-based authorization framework in ASP.NET Core and how they work together to create flexible and powerful access control rules.
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⁉️ASL or CDK? The Best Way to Build & Deploy AWS Step Functions https://t.co/EL4M3oAgmW In this video, we explore how to build and deploy AWS Step Functions in various ways, and how to automate the process using GitHub Actions. We’ll walk through three practical workflows you
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Using Amazon Cognito for machine-to-machine authentication in .NET can be a clean way to secure service-to-service communication. https://t.co/LWVEyLT0Pq The OAuth Client Credentials flow fits well here. This guide walks through the full setup: ✅ Configure Cognito for
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Learn how to implement machine-to-machine authentication with Amazon Cognito using OAuth Client Credentials flow in .NET. Let's explore how applications can securely communicate with each other...
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Make Your .NET AWS Lambda Logs Searchable with JSON Structured Logging https://t.co/G7a6salh3R
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Learn how to implement JSON structured logging in .NET Lambda functions to make your logs easier to query, filter, and analyze in CloudWatch.
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🚀 Making .NET Lambda Logging Smarter with JSON Structured Logs If you’ve ever tried digging through plain-text logs in AWS CloudWatch, you know how painful it can be to find anything useful. Unstructured logs make searching, filtering, and analysing way harder than they need
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🚀 Clean Up Your .NET AWS SDK Dependency Injection in One Line! https://t.co/uAF0Lu1Kbd Most developers don't know about the built-in AddAWSService<T>() method from the AWS SDK - it's a game changer! ✨ One simple method call gives you: ✅ Secure credentials & auto config ✅
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Registering AWS SDK clients with dependency injection can be confusing with multiple manual approaches. Let's explore the built-in AddAWSService method and when you need to fall back to manual...
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Build & Deploy Step Functions — Without Leaving VS Code! 🚀 https://t.co/u8Xw5aPwVt In this video, I’ll show you how to create, visualize, and deploy AWS Step Functions directly inside Visual Studio Code using the AWS Toolkit. You’ll see how to: ✅ Create new workflows from
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🚀 New video in my AWS Step Functions series! https://t.co/5phzSAWFOy In the earlier videos, we’ve been using the AWS Console to start our workflows. But in most real-world scenarios, your workflows need to be triggered by your applications — not manually. In this video, I
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🎥Exception Handling in AWS Step Functions https://t.co/8YAB7DTqUV When you build workflows in AWS Step Functions, things don’t always go as planned — API timeouts, missing data, or downstream service failures can easily break the flow. In my latest video, I walk through how
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🚀Introduction to AWS Step Functions! https://t.co/9Kq8y4vXEZ AWS Step Functions is a serverless orchestration service that helps you coordinate multiple AWS services into workflows — without managing servers. In this video, we’ll break down the core concepts of Step
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🚀 Ever wondered how your https://t.co/B3idLMDNm0 Core app "knows" whether it’s running in Development, Staging, or Production? https://t.co/ibUlMb00hu ASP NET Core configures application behavior based on its runtime environment — and understanding this is key to building
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Tired of your tests breaking every time you touch the code? 😩 https://t.co/PhtWtB9Ggh Writing maintainable, robust unit tests is tough. Small code changes often break tests, refactoring becomes painful, and setting up test data can be a nightmare. In this video, I walk
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Have you ever struggled to find useful information in your .NET Lambda Function logs? https://t.co/FlJZWp8B2q That’s usually because they’re just plain text — hard to filter, hard to search, and even harder to analyse. In this video, you’ll learn: 🟩 How .NET Lambda logging
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Have you ever struggled to find useful information in your .NET Lambda Function logs? https://t.co/FlJZWp8B2q That’s usually because they’re just plain text — hard to filter, hard to search, and even harder to analyse. In this video, you’ll learn: 🟩 How .NET Lambda logging
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🚀 AWS SDK for .NET v4 is here — and it brings some major changes! https://t.co/5PzwqTYUw4 If you’re using AWS SDK for .NET v3, the jump to v4 isn’t just a version bump — there are breaking changes, API improvements, and some performance gains you’ll definitely want to take
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🚀 Async Enumeration in .NET – Taking Iteration to the Next Level https://t.co/GQ9agP9qKZ Enumeration of collections has been the bread-and-butter of many C# programs. But what if we could enhance this familiar concept with asynchronous capabilities? That’s exactly what .NET
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🚀 Ever wondered why modern systems rely so much on messaging? https://t.co/kW1zzzu1c4 Messaging is one of the most powerful patterns for integrating applications — whether you’re connecting internal systems or third-party services. However, with integration comes inevitable
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🚨 The biggest mistake I made with AWS Lambda (so you don’t have to) https://t.co/ZnwT7QKMWp When I first started using Lambda Functions, I made a terrible mistake — I used an instance variable in my function code, assuming it would reset with every invocation. It didn’t. 😅
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🎥 Understanding Amazon SQS FIFO Queues: Message Ordering & Exceptions Explained https://t.co/FS18nmiNPG In this video, we take a deep dive into Amazon SQS FIFO (First-In-First-Out) queues — exploring how message ordering behaves when exceptions occur during processing.
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