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AWS Secrets Manager in .NET

Jun 19 · 7 min read · arefnp.hashnode.dev  
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Full-stack dev (.NET + React). Open-source author. Sharing pragmatic patterns from shipping real apps and libraries.

I'm Aref, a full-stack developer working heavily in .NET and React. I build and maintain open-source .NET libraries (like CacheManager.Redis) and write about the practical backend patterns, caching, and developer-experience lessons I pick up along the way.

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