Build Microservices with .NET & Amazon Web Services (Udemy.com)

A very good crash course with many practical tutorials, covering everything from AWS Lambda to event- and message-exchange platforms. Some of the materials are slightly outdated for AWS 2025–2026, as certain service configurations and console views have changed; however, these differences are generally easy to figure out. A few source code examples are not usable as-is, but fixing and adapting them provides valuable hands-on practice and helps deepen your understanding.

If you know, at least, the basics of how to work with .Net & C#, and you're looking for learning how to take the next step, and work with it in an AWS environment, I strongly recommend this course for you, you probably won't regret it.

The tutor is very knowledgable and explains concepts well, he has also updated his course, however his new updated course became fairly complex to follow unlike his previous one, I would recommend for him to attach his old course as well as a last chapter since it will shed more light on his current course.

Cons: a) Too many times code was written offline and not presented to the student to "save us time", but it took triple the time to unravel what happened. You learn from writing the code and hearing an explanation, not reviewing a GitHub repo. b) This IS NOT A .NET 5 course and shouldn't be sold as such unless the content is updated to reflect current packages, AWS screens, and syntax .i.e. "ConfigureAwait" not needed. c) The support it terrible. Pros: The number of topics covered is substantial. If (and that's a big if!) you are experienced, you can figure it all out based on your knowledge and some trial and error.

Gained really good insights on AWS services related to building a web app and web api using .net core Following are the pros and cons of this course Pros: 1) The course is hands-on with a project more close to real time projects 2) This course will give you confidence to work with AWS using .net core in your day to day work or to be confident in interviews related to .net & AWS suite 3) The author has introduced to compensating transactions and distributed transactions 4) The author does not blind fold us while coding most part of the course Cons: I purchased this course seeing the author last updated the course in 2021, but most of the videos were recorded in 2018 and early 2019. I suspect that most of the services or the way of connecting from visual studio are updated by AWS over the time. (I kind of suspect the relevance of the code in this course in 2021) 2) More clarity on distributed transactions with more complicated real-time scenarios would have helped

This course is very well organized and covers a lot of topics in depth.

Course is full of bugs, instructor not replying to questions, waste of money.

Very Informative course. Good and detailed explanation. A bit difficult for Juniors because one must need some knowledge of AWS and Docker. And there are some places where you have to surf things to get coding work.

Presenter fixed issues that were not highlighted to the audience! we are now not in "sync"

Detailed Explaination of each lecture

wanted to learn something new and update myself with the latest Microsoft technologies

It was a very complete course, every topic in the description has a section, it was very useful.
Probably i would not recommended for begginers.