AWS Transform for .NET can convert Azure cloud-native code, such as Azure SDK calls, to equivalent AWS services. The AWS blog walks through moving an Azure Functions queue-triggered function to AWS Lambda with SQS and DynamoDB, then customizes a larger transformation that redirects Cosmos DB to Amazon S3. It is a useful reference for .NET teams planning a cross-cloud migration.
AWS has documented how to connect its AWS Transform MCP server to GitHub Copilot agent mode, so migrations can be driven from the chat box in Visual Studio or VS Code. The walkthrough ports an Azure Functions .NET app to AWS Lambda using the Lambda Annotations Framework. It is worth a read if your team is weighing an Azure-to-AWS move or wants a repeatable agent-driven migration workflow.
The AWS .NET blog shows how to run Blazor Server applications on Amazon ECS with AWS Fargate. The post explains how the persistent WebSocket connection and in-memory circuit shape routing, session stickiness and deployment behavior. It walks through a CDK-based sample stack fronted by CloudFront.