Yeah, no one can afford to have me use Visual Studio. Performance isn't a pain point for me. Currently I'm developing a crude ETL tool that does a lot of strin

Yeah, no one can afford to have me use Visual Studio. Performance isn't a pain point for me. Currently I'm developing a crude ETL tool that does a lot of string stuff and a typical run produces hundreds of thousands of PDF files, unoptimised it finishes in less than an hour on my late middle age laptop. I might not even spend time chasing cycles because I can keep a rather fast development cadence anyway. For excellent performance in network services I reach for the BEAM. Wildfly is an application server. Kestrel would, as far as I can tell, be comparable to Tomcat or Jetty. Having spent some time migrating away from Oracle DB but never having managed to convince an organisation to move off MICROS~1 I'm pretty sure the latter are better at it. If I get to decide neither liability becomes a dependency.