Microsoft .NET Framework Scalability

HimanshuTomar - PeerSpot reviewer
Solutions Architect at Shell

It's completely scalable. We can use it in any way. If we are working on a PaaS platform, then whatever offerings of the PaaS platform tell us to scale. So, if we are working on an application using the .NET Framework, then whatever the best product that we would talk to is offering for scaling up the application in the .NET Framework is completely compatible.

I would rate the scalability a ten out of ten. We have around a thousand end users using this solution. We use it every day in our organization.

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Tom West - PeerSpot reviewer
Director at Digital Page Publishers, Ltd.

We have never had an issue with the scalability of the solution.

 I rate the scalability of Microsoft .NET Framework a ten out of ten.

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David Shlingbaum - PeerSpot reviewer
IT Development Manager, Architect, Developer at a recreational facilities/services company with 1-10 employees

The solution is scalable if it is set up correctly.

We have one person who uses this solution.

I rate the scalability of Microsoft .NET Framework an eight out of ten.

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March 2024
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FH
Senior System Integrations Architect at a pharma/biotech company with 5,001-10,000 employees

The solution is very scalable. It is a backend solution, so there are no direct users. Our organization is enterprise-level.

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Andrea Anolli - PeerSpot reviewer
IT Consultant at Sistemi Tre

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

With the tool, my company works with clients who run small and medium-sized businesses.

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Bharadwaj Deepak Mohapatra - PeerSpot reviewer
DevOps Engineer at ESSPL

The solution is scalable. We are using the enterprise-level subscription

Around 200 people are using Microsoft .NET Framework.

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RT
Manager at CEMEX

I create API solutions and web apps. Microsoft .NET Framework can be scaled. I have a solution that is designed for implementing transactions.

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Syed Fahad Anwar - PeerSpot reviewer
Principal System Developer at HHRC

The scalability depends on the architecture of the custom application.

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VN
Student at Disney+ Hotstar

I would rate the tool’s scalability a seven or seven and a half out of ten.

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Roger-Morera - PeerSpot reviewer
Developer at a tech consulting company with 51-200 employees

The scalability is good.

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Muhammad ZaheerNazir - PeerSpot reviewer
Team Lead and Solutions Architect at Systems Arabia

Microsoft is moving from the legacy .NET Framework towards a more portable and modernized version known as .NET Core. This shift involves migrating from the older versions associated with the .NET Framework to the capabilities offered by .NET Core. This transition addresses various challenges and complexities encountered with the previous framework.

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Mahesh Mitkari - PeerSpot reviewer
Director at Cognition TechSystems

My impression is that this solution is scalable.

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PraveenKumar27 - PeerSpot reviewer
QA Lead at Paytm

Around 20 to 25 developers used the tool in our organization.

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Amit-Verma - PeerSpot reviewer
Digital Transformation Director at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees

Microsoft .NET is scalable.

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YM
Solution Architect at Komatsu

This solution is scalable. The modular development plus expansion is quite easy.

We have 2000 users who are actively using this solution.

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SK
Founder at a non-profit with 1-10 employees

The ability to build and scale with the solution is hampered by the absence of its cross-platform capabilities.

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RC
Software engineer at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees

The scalability is exceptional. I would rate it nine out of ten.

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AH
Database Administrator at ZTBL

We have almost 15 developers using the solution. It has reliability.

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Maria Elizabeth Lopez - PeerSpot reviewer
Software Engineer at a consultancy with 51-200 employees

Microsoft .NET Framework is a scalable solution. In my previous job, around 20 to 50 users used Microsoft .NET Framework.

I rate Microsoft .NET Framework a nine out of ten for scalability.

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Alireza-Nikseresht - PeerSpot reviewer
CEO at Shiraz University

Microsoft .NET Framework is a solution, where the scalability is dependent on the programmer. The programmer could write a very large scale project — a large scale enterprise solution — using .NET Framework. They can also work on much smaller projects. It is just a tool to use.

All of our company members and all of our customers currently use the .NET Framework. The programmers write based on that .NET Framework. We define the scope of our work based on the project. Some projects need four to five programmers, but on some projects need ten to twenty staff. It depends what has to be done.

We can scale at any time except with some limitations on operating systems. By making our applications based on .NET Framework, our applications run already on the .NET Framework for our clients. When we do the development for our programs based on .NET Framework, our customers who want to use this solution also have to use .NET Framework. This is why it is a little limiting.

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Syed Fahad Anwar - PeerSpot reviewer
Principal System Developer at HHRC

The solution is scalable.

We have approximately 13 users using this solution.

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BG
IS Technical Architect at AVARA FOODS HOLDINGS LIMITED

It's a scalable product.

In our organization, we have 700 users.

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AM
Software Engineer at Micron Technologies, Inc

Only the ones that were fixed. 

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David Shlingbaum - PeerSpot reviewer
IT Development Manager, Architect, Developer at a recreational facilities/services company with 1-10 employees

I think scalability is more a matter of architecture. One of the things possibly missing is, as already mentioned, open source framework. You can use Kubernetes or something called Orleans but there's not too much richness in that area, but there are solutions. Scalability is a matter of architecture, it's not a matter of programming language.

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Md. Keiuom Miah - PeerSpot reviewer
Software Engineer at Streams Tech, Inc.

In my company, we have more than 100 employees, and more than 50 are using .NET Framework.

Compared to the previous version, the current version is more scalable in .NET Framework.

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GN
Associate Director at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees

It's a scalable solution. 

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ST
Technical Solutions Architect, Enterprise Architect at a tech services company with 11-50 employees

I'm frequently questioned about the scalability of .NET products by the company owner. In response, I inquire about the specific aspect of scalability they are interested in. If the concern is about handling sudden surges in traffic, I affirm that .NET is indeed scalable, especially with the implementation of group health checks. This ensures automatic scaling without manual intervention, providing convenience.

Contrary to common misconceptions, I emphasize that the performance of .NET is typically not hindered by processing power but by factors such as disk I/O and database operations. Scaling the database differs significantly from scaling processing power, as it involves handling transactions, open transactions, and conflicting operations. If isolation is not well-implemented, issues may arise. For instance, a database like SQL Server, while appearing appealing a decade ago for its tools and affordability, presented challenges in terms of scaling compared to Oracle. Understanding these nuances is crucial for making informed decisions about scalability.

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Abderrazak Amine - PeerSpot reviewer
Business Unit Manager at COSOFT GROUP

We have 20 Microsoft .NET Framework users in our organization. We use it every day. I rate its scalability an eight out of ten.

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Syed Fahad Anwar - PeerSpot reviewer
Principal System Developer at HHRC

This is a scalable framework but it depends on how you deploy the solution. Because it is a framework and not a product, it will give you options on how to develop your solution. If you develop it in a way that is scalable, then it will be scalable. But if you don't develop it properly then it will not be scalable.

In my previous company, we had approximately ten thousand users.

In my current company, we only use this solution internally. We have fewer than ten people, and they are business users. We do not currently have plans to increase usage but it may happen in the future.

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it_user264498 - PeerSpot reviewer
System Analyst at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees

The only issue I have encountered is based on Queue Management. Regardless of whether it is Microsoft or IBM Message Queue, I have had issues while scaling them. The only option I have found is the introduction of multi-threading, but threads consume more processing power.

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AF
Software Architect at a tech services company with 11-50 employees

We have 50 Microsoft .NET Framework users in our organization. It is a scalable platform.

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MA
Associate Professor of Computer Engineering at Just

Scalability is a bit messy so we're forced to use different solutions for different clustering. 

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AS
Technical Sales Manager at Skhomo Technologies

Microsoft's strategy is not scalable, especially with the Visual Studio environment. If for example, I am testing things from on older version, it's not available in the newer version. You will have to use notes and the patches for it to work.

Currently, we have two enterprises. One of them has over 1000 employees and an IT department with 200 developers.

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AM
General Manager Information Technology & Enterprise Applications Manager at OXFORD HOLDING

This platform is easy to scale. We have approximately 100 users, five of which are administrators and the remainder are business users.

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PW
Manager of Architecture/Design with 51-200 employees

I have not encountered any scalability issues.

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RM
Software Engineer at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees

More than 100 people in my company use the product.

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YM
Software Architect at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

The on-premises solution is hard to scale.

The cloud-based solution is easy to scale because you have access to multiple servers and distributed services. 

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RE
Solutions Architect

Nowadays when it comes to scalability performance, it's in the hand of the programmers. It's not in the framework. Even if you're using a very efficient or powerful framework, if that application was developed improperly, it just makes everything else shakey. If the framework is there to help you to do the best practices and apply everything, .NET is still really good at doing that, compared to other frameworks. Almost everything is bootstrapped or is ready for you to use, unlike other frameworks like Java. You have to develop everything to make sure that it is able to address the issues. In .NET it's pretty straightforward.

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YK
QA Supervisor at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees

It's an in-house development, we don't have more than 12 users.

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GP
Business Transformation and Automation Manager at a tech services company with 201-500 employees

The solution offers good scalability capabilities. There are tens of thousands of end-users on the solution currently.

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MA
R&D Supervisor at Ofissoft

I am the only one who is working with this solution in my company.

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Microsoft .NET Framework
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