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This blog explains how you can create an AWS Lambda function with .NET Core / C# as runtime. Step 1 – Create function Step 1.1 – Login to your AWS account, and select “Lambda from the services” Step 1.2 – Click “Create Function” Step 1.3 – Choose “Author From scratch” There are advanced templates available, but I am keeping those out of the scope of this article. Now fill, Function name Runtime, our case .NET Core (I am choosing the version .NET Core 3.1, which is the latest version when writing this article) Click “Create function” Usually it will take…