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Microsoft Teams’ infrastructure team, or Intelligent Conversation and Communications Cloud (IC3), aspires to be the industry leading platform with reliable and high-quality audio and video calling, meetings, and chat experiences that work any time, from anywhere, on any device. A key element of our platform evolution is the migration from .NET Fram...

Microsoft Commerce is a diverse set of services (>700) services and recently made the journey to .NET 6 from .NET Framework. Here are some tips, tricks, and results from our journey to .NET 6.

The Assignments and Grades features in Teams have seen exponential growth in usage as schools around the world have undergone a digital transformation. To better meet the needs of teachers and students, we have recently migrated our backend service to .NET 6.

In this post, we get a behind-the-scenes look at the engineering work required to change a critical platform component with code paths that are exercised billions of times a day while minimizing service disruptions and maintaining SLA for our customers.

The journey of the Microsoft OneService team from .NET Framework to .NET 6 and the wins that came from it.

Explore Exchange's migration from .NET Framework to .NET Core

Azure Cosmos DB is a fully-managed, multi-tenant, distributed, shared-nothing, horizontally scalable database that provides planet-scale NoSQL capabilities offering APIs for Apache Cassandra, MongoDB, Gremlin, Tables, and the Core (SQL) APIs . A core component of the Azure Cosmos DB service is the API Gateway that handles request parsing and routin...

Read about the journey of Microsoft Graph on upgrading from .NET Framework 4.6 to .NET 6 and all the impact that came with it.

Read about gains from Azure Active Directory gateway service's migration from .NET 5.0 to .NET 6.0.

Bing runs one of the world’s largest, most complex, highly performant, and reliable .NET applications. This posts discusses the journey and the work required to upgrade to .NET 5. This migration has been an unqualified success for our team. The overall picture is clear that .NET 5 is phenomenally superior.