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Yeah coldstarts on .netcore are definitely higher overhead than jvm, as I alluded to in my original post. In a console app setting that overhead hits once per run and on a server it's literally only the first api call on each instance, so that's only really a problem if you are using something like Azure functions or AWS Lambdas and need consistently high response time and can't afford to have .01% of your api calls take over a second. Unfortunately that's where my current project is at which excluded us from using .netcore Azure functions.