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.NET 6 #889
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As I saw at .Net 3.1 |
I can't provide any details about upcoming releases but we do track LTS versions of language runtimes and we are tracking the .NET 6 which is an LTS version. |
Hi @normj. Thx for the wink ;-) |
@martonx Kedves Lajos! Koszonom szepen. Sejted, avagy tudod? |
Closing the issue since response has been logged. |
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I solved the issue. |
Please take your time. ;-) |
Care to share the Dockerfile? |
@ofcoursedude We are working on getting the .NET 6 image published to the public ECR. If you want want to use the image today you can build the image yourself with the following directions.
That will create an image called |
Thanks, I'll give it a try. |
@normj |
Sorry I can't give an ETA, best I can tell you it is mine and many others top focus. |
Thank you for the update. |
I can confirm that this works! Thanks! |
Does indeed. We have put it into our pipeline and seems to be fine - though I would obviously prefer to have official image... (at least until native support, which is the ultimate goal...) |
@battarro This works now, see https://github.com/jasonkochel/Net6LambdaTemplate |
@normj Is there an issue we can track for when a .NET 6.0 base image is available on Public ECR? |
.net 6 container image has updated. https://gallery.ecr.aws/lambda/dotnet |
@normj , thanks for working on this. |
Is native support on the roadmap? Or is the recommendation now to roll-your-own? |
I recently wrote a blog post about this. Turns out there is actually very little you need to "roll on your own" to run .NET 6 on Lambda. https://dev.to/memark/running-a-graphql-api-in-net-6-on-aws-lambda-17oc |
@memark thanks for taking the time to write that up. Do you have a version that extracts your Serverless API element? I ask as I'm looking to simple update and deploy some existing dotnet core lambda functions that perform queue, email, event based processes and I was hoping to simply edit the runtime settings in my code and dotnet lambda deploy-function |
this is our version: ` WORKDIR /var/task COPY "bin/linux-x64/publish" . ` |
Yup, that certainly works. Just don't forget the now added complexity of pushing/hosting/versioning your docker images. @hounddog22030 |
@michaelthwaite You're welcome. I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "extract your serverless api element". The article has a full working code repository attached to it, if that would help. Could you elaborate? |
@memark Nice write up on using the new |
Hi, It's been several months since .NET 6 LTS is out and still there is no lambda ZIP support? Could you please update the situation? Thanks |
Similar to #1062 |
It is official .NET 6 support is out. Here is the blog post for the release. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/introducing-the-net-6-runtime-for-aws-lambda/ |
\o/ Thank you ! |
What's the ETA for a .NET 6 version, please?
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