Extreme Architecture Performance

In this session, Oren Eini, is going to discuss the changes made to RavenDB ( a document database) when moving from classic .NET to .NET Core and the performance improvement that resulted.
We'll discuss the internal of the runtime, low level implementation strategies as well as the broad architecture and the impact that has on your application.
The end result was a higher than ten fold improvement in performance of the system, and a much cleaner architecture.
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[@raul834]

Really interesting and inspirational. Thank you very much!

[@xaimaran]

WOW. Amazing Mind. I don't know if Oren is an architecture, then what am I? ;-)

[@alexisfibonacci]

Junior Architect?

[@tileq]

You should probably start with the statement that c# is not intended for writting database...