IT Partners at the College of Education has long struggled with how we list our college offerings on our website. We’ve gone through several iterations of using AWS Open Search Service to create a faceted search, with a mix of server-side tools and client-side JavaScript. And now, as of writing, we’re implementing a new version using brand new .NET tools to integrate with AWS Open Search Service. Best of all, this is client-agnostic, which means any website on campus can use these tools. Learn about what we’re doing and how to can participate, either as a consumer of these tools or as a producer of these types of tools.

About this event:

Presenters:

• Bryan Jonker, Senior Web Developer, IT Partners, College of Education

Track:

Software, Security, Data, and DevOps

Experience Needed:

Beginner

Learning Outcome:

How we decided on which tools to use for our Program / Course search.
How to set up an AWS Open Search Service system.
How to connect to and use the AWS Open Search Service using the OpenService NuGet package.
How we used .NET Blazor and Azure .NET Function Apps to build the back-end interface.
How the Website Implementation Guidelines Group is helping to manage data applications.
How to get involved with the Website Implementation Guidelines Group as a consumer or producer.

Additional Keywords:

AWS, Open Search Service, .NET, Blazor, Azure Function Apps

When and where:

Day 2
11 – 11:45 am
Zoom Room A