Best Practices for Cloud-Based Modern .NET Apps and SQL Server

Developers have been building business-critical .NET applications that use SQL Server on premises for years, and there are well established patterns and practices that have emerged. Now, teams have begun modernizing their .NET applications and moving to secure, scalable cloud-based platforms such as containers and serverless functions, and modern architectures like microservice-based applications.

A new set of best practices have emerged to accommodate this new generation of applications. In this interactive session, enhance your skills with some new techniques to get the best performance, security, and scale from your modern .NET applications using SQL Server in the cloud.

Learning objectives:

1. Understand the basics of how .NET with SQL Server is different in the cloud than on premises.
2. Learn how to adapt to the scale of the cloud and changes in data access patterns that arise.
3. See how to configure both .NET applications and SQL Server to get the optimal performance, security, and resiliency.

Webcast Date

Tuesday, December 12, 2023
1:00:00 PM EST (New York) | 6:00:00 PM UTC

Speaker(s)

Craig Bossie is a Solutions Architect who has been with AWS for 3 years and works with global customers, helping them migrate, modernize, and optimize their Microsoft workloads for the AWS Cloud. He’s been doing .NET development and consulting for over 18 years and is very excited to help customers better run their modern applications on AWS.

Pavankumar Kasani is an AWS Solutions Architect based out of New York city. He is passionate about helping customers to design scalable, well-architected and modernized solutions on the AWS Cloud. Outside of work, he loves spending time with his family, playing cricket, table tennis, and also testing out new recipes in the kitchen.

Gene Mays is a Senior Microsoft Specialist Solutions Architect at AWS and has been with AWS for 3 years. He has worked with SQL Server for over 20 years and has extensive experience in various industries. He has helped many customers architect high availability and disaster recovery solutions for SQL Server as well as orchestrate large-scale migrations in AWS. Prior to working with AWS, Gene has experience supporting enterprise customers in the financial and health industries.

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