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Has anyone had any success in using Jil as the primary JSON formatter in ASP.NET Core 6? There are plenty of examples of how to switch between JSON.NET and System.Text, but I haven't seen anything about how to swap in another library.
I am working on an API where the requests can get pretty large - 20MB, and JSON.NET is currently taking so long to deserialise those requests that the load balancer is timing out the connection; and we're looking to handle larger and larger payloads as we go on. From what I've been able to benchmark, Jil looks like it should be able to process my data in half the time that JSON.NET does, and with fewer demands on the resources of my containers.
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Has anyone had any success in using Jil as the primary JSON formatter in ASP.NET Core 6? There are plenty of examples of how to switch between JSON.NET and System.Text, but I haven't seen anything about how to swap in another library.
I am working on an API where the requests can get pretty large - 20MB, and JSON.NET is currently taking so long to deserialise those requests that the load balancer is timing out the connection; and we're looking to handle larger and larger payloads as we go on. From what I've been able to benchmark, Jil looks like it should be able to process my data in half the time that JSON.NET does, and with fewer demands on the resources of my containers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: