Microsoft has announced in an impressive blog post on the .NET DevBlogs that they have started an enterprise-wide migration to migrate backend services.
The goal is to migrate very important services to the latest LTS update of .NET - .NET 6.
In an extended analysis, the teams estimate that this will save
- 30% cost savings
- up to 50% increase in performance and scalability will be achieved
- achieve a significant reduction in P99 service latency
as well as overall development productivity will be increased due to the new capabilities with .NET.
Read more in the blog post at: Microsoft Teams’ Infrastructure and Azure Communication Services’ Journey to .NET 6
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