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ASP.NET: Working with an AWS S3 Bucket

ASP.NET: Working with an AWS S3 Bucket

2h 6mIntermediate2021-12-03

Authors

Ervis Trupja

Ervis Trupja

Full-Stack .NET Web Developer with a mathematical background

Course details

Setting up your own data infrastructure involves a lot of time and resources. With AWS S3 Buckets, instead of investing a lot of money in your data storage infrastructure, you can just pay for what you need. You don’t have to worry about the costs of support or development and can instead focus on creating new features for your customers using the API that Amazon uses to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web. It gives any developer access to the same highly scalable, reliable, fast, inexpensive data storage infrastructure that Amazon uses to run its own global network of websites. In this course, Ervis Trupja teaches you how to create a bucket, modify a bucket, and delete a bucket using C# .NET Core. He also covers tasks like how to store data in these buckets, add tags, and retrieve data. Ervis then demonstrates the important feature of multipart uploads, which is crucial for uploading large files in smaller parts.

Skills covered

ASP.NETCloud StorageAmazon Web Services (AWS)AmazonFront-End Web DevelopmentCloud ServicesWeb DevelopmentCloud ComputingMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

  • 01 - Using AWS S3 buckets
  • 02 - What you should know

1. Getting Started with S3 Buckets

  • 03 - What is AWS and AWS S3
  • 04 - AWS S3 key concepts
  • 05 - Setting up an AWS account
  • 06 - Setting up the development environment

2. Working with AWS S3 Buckets and Folders

  • 07 - Creating a connection with AmazonS3Client
  • 08 - Creating and listing your AWS S3 buckets
  • 09 - Updating bucket settings
  • 10 - Adding folders and subfolders to a bucket
  • 11 - Deleting buckets

3. Working with Objects in AWS S3 Buckets

  • 12 - Uploading and listing objects in bucket
  • 13 - Updating file object metadata
  • 14 - Copying files from one bucket to another
  • 15 - Generating object download links
  • 16 - Removing objects from a bucket folder

4. AWS S3 Multipart Uploads

  • 17 - Why use multipart uploads
  • 18 - Setting up UploadController
  • 19 - Initializing multipart upload
  • 20 - Creating and uploading chunks
  • 21 - Completing multipart upload
  • 22 - Aborting a multipart upload request
  • 23 - Tracking upload progress

Conclusion

  • 24 - Where to go next

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