We have a big ASP.NET Framework application hosted in IIS and we are considering a progressive migration to ASP.NET Core using YARP, as explained here: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/incremental-asp-net-to-asp-net-core-migration/
The basic idea is to deploy a ASP.NET Core app that will proxy all the requests to the old application, and then move the code progressively from the legacy app to the proxy, until the legacy app is empty and can be removed.
We are wondering about the hosting of the ASP.NET Core proxy app. In priciple there is no limitation, it could be deployed in IIS alongside with the legacy app or be deployed with Docker/Kubernetes. However, we don't know if that second option will cause a performance penalty or any other kind of problem. So before doing a POC, we'd like to ask if somebody has experience with this problem and some advice about it.
