Do you have this in .net core?

[jonathanalberghini]

Do you have a version of this in.net core that could be deployed on Amazon Lambda? Or do youknow of a way to do it?

[scale-tone]

Hi @jonathanalberghini , LINQ2DynamoDB is a .NET Core package, so it should be easily installable into any .NET Core/.NET 5/.NET 6/.NET 7 project, including Lambda projects:

dotnet add package Linq2DynamoDb.DataContext

Then you should be able to use it as normal.

If you observe anything otherwise, please, let me know.

[jonathanalberghini]

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[scale-tone]

I guess I was wondering what would happen in the caching with lambda as it does not keep running?

If you don't use any distributed cache, then obviously the cached data does not survive instance restarts and does not span multiple instances.
If you do use distributed cache, then everything is cached and remains there in cache for as long as TTL expires. TTL is adjustable.