Stack Overflow is a public example of how a C# monolith with disciplined caching can handle traffic at a world-class scale. Nick Craver, in the Stack Overflow: The Architecture series, describes the stack: ASP.NET MVC, MS SQL Server, Redis, Elasticsearch, and public performance figures on nine web servers with substantial headroom. The team deliberately chooses proven technology and vertical scaling instead of premature microservices. For an enterprise customer, this is a reference point: the performance ceiling of a C# backend is higher than most business applications need, and architectural discipline matters more than changing languages.
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Stack Overflow: one of the world's largest Q&A services built with C# and ASP.NET
Stack Overflow has publicly described its architecture for years: a compact C#/ASP.NET monolith and MS SQL Server serving hundreds of millions of page views
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A proven C# stack with disciplined caching handles global top-100 traffic. It is a matter of architecture, not language hype.