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VS 2019 has the .NET 5 container images and VS 2022 has the .NET 6 container images. I suspect there is some confusion on how to get to the AWS Lambda blueprints in VS.
To see the blueprints in Visual Studio:
- Select "Create a new project" in the VS splash screen or from the shell menu "File -> New -> Project"
- In project template search box enter "AWS Lambda".
- Select either "AWS Lambda Project (.NET Core - C#)" or "AWS Lambda Project (.NET Core - F#)". If you have the Amazon.Lambda.Templates NuGet package installed for the .NET CLI that might be adding additional entries into the list which could be confusing.
- Enter project name and push Create
- The Lambda blueprint wizard will popup. Select the ".NET 5 (Container Image)" blueprint and push finish
That will create the .NET 5 project with the appropriate Docker file. If this doesn't work for me let me know which step is showing you a different results.
We just released .Net 6 support both as container image and as a managed runtime. We do not have official support for .Net 5.
Thank you for taking the time, but I don't see any container options. Neither .net 5 nor .net 6 as per the images in this aws documentation: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/developer/net-5-aws-lambda-support-with-container-images/
That is an older post. See here for the list of supported .Net container images.
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Thank you again for replying, The last step is the issue. I choos AWS Lambda Project (.NET Core - C#) Then in the blueprints list there is no option for ".NET 5 (Container Image)
It won't let me attach an image, but these are what I have: Empty Function Custom Runtime Function Detect Image Labels Lex Book Trip Sample Order Flowers Chatbot Simple Application Load Bal... Simple DynamoDB Function Simple Kinesis Firehose Func... Simple Kinesis Function Simple S# Function Simple SNS Function Simple SQS Function
I wish we could post images as well. Out of curiosity can you tell me what the description for the "Custom Runtime Function" blueprint says?
Norm I really appreciate the quick reply. I didn't get a notification in my email which is why it has taken me so long to get back to your question.
It says:
Custom Runtime Function Use Lambda Custom Rutime reature to build Lambda functions using .NET 5.