For .NET Framework, AppDomains were a solution to isolation. .NET [Core] deprecated this feature, moving towards assembly loading contexts (and the, IMO, unfort

For .NET Framework, AppDomains were a solution to isolation. .NET [Core] deprecated this feature, moving towards assembly loading contexts (and the, IMO, unfortunate move towards microservices -- like everyone needs them /s). Not sure what your reference to TLS is about; any more specifics? EDIT: Ugh was thinking SSL! Duh. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/thread-local-storage https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/t... > That goes for any OS though 100%. I was of course speaking in the context of this thread, but yes you probably wouldn't take a Windows-developed app and simply shift it to UN*X without some form of re-thought on the implementation. ...Unless it was a .NET app :-)