Bing runs on .NET Core 2.1

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Bing.com migrates its millions-of-lines C# codebase to .NET Core 2.1 and measures a 34% improvement in end-to-end performance while serving thousands of queries per second. Startup and working-set drops come from ready-to-run images (AOT-like precompilation), CPU wins come from vectorization and devirtualization patches landed via public GitHub PRs, and deployment agility comes from shipping self-contained apps so the runtime rides with the app — the team flips a NuGet change and pushes 2.1 to production within two days.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Bing and .NET
2. 1:04Ready to run images
3. 2:39Performance gains
4. 3:25Open source contributions
5. 5:15Deployment and infrastructure
6. 6:40Additional features and wrap-up

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