What’s new in AWS Deploy Tool for .NET 2.0?

Podman support, .NET 10 deploys, .NET 8/Node 18 reqs, leaner Dockerfiles, CLI upgrades.

How do I upgrade AWS Deploy Tool for .NET?

`dotnet tool update -g AWS.Deploy.Tools` for CLI; check AWS Toolkit updates in Visual Studio.

Does AWS Deploy Tool 2.0 support Podman?

Yes — auto-detects if Docker's not running, defaults to Docker otherwise for consistency.

AWS Deploy Tool for .NET 2.0 Sneaks in Podman and .NET 10 Support — But Why the Runtime Shove?

Mid-deploy, Docker flakes — AWS's new tool swaps to Podman smoothly. Version 2.0 of the AWS Deploy Tool for .NET isn't just tweaks; it's a nudge toward container-agnostic .NET on AWS.

theAIcatchup Apr 10, 2026 3 min read

AWS Deploy Tool for .NET 2.0 dashboard showing Podman and .NET 10 deployment options

⚡ Key Takeaways

Mandatory .NET 8 and Node 18 upgrades ensure long-term stability but require immediate action. 𝕏
Podman integration adds container flexibility without workflow disruption. 𝕏
.NET 10 self-contained bundles bridge AWS platform lags, accelerating adoption. 𝕏

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