I think a big part of it is existing dev/team familiarity, and it’s a stongly-typed language that is also super fast and is first-class with gRPC. Our Go and .

I think a big part of it is existing dev/team familiarity, and it’s a stongly-typed language that is also super fast and is first-class with gRPC. Our Go and .NET services interact really well, so the diversity has been a net positive, I think.