C#/.NET/CLR are competing against Java/JRE/JVM. So reinventing "everything" in a Windows Server environment is slowly coming to an end, with Windows server bec

C#/.NET/CLR are competing against Java/JRE/JVM. So reinventing "everything" in a Windows Server environment is slowly coming to an end, with Windows server becoming a hypervisor for VMs/containers and a runtime for .NET/CLR. The economics of getting all of the FOSS infrastructure tooling in a "Windows native" form is being beaten by just running them in containers/VMs on whatever hypervisor is available. In the same way, Linux is becoming a hypervisor for containers and the various container runtimes.