You are absolutely right, I posted this because I felt the main topics have been discussed elsewhere and this was some bits and bobs I had that wasn't written anywhere.
The AspNetCoreDiagnosticScenarios repo you link to I happen to be (a minor) contributor to, and I have a full-length talk on being responsible with async (i/o bound vs thread bound) and about the consequences with being irresponsible with it: Async in C# - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
by chance, I happen to cover all your points in that talk! Like I say "Luckily (or perhaps not for all, depends how you take it, i.e. what your code does)" almost word-for-word 😄
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You are absolutely right, I posted this because I felt the main topics have been discussed elsewhere and this was some bits and bobs I had that wasn't written anywhere.
The AspNetCoreDiagnosticScenarios repo you link to I happen to be (a minor) contributor to, and I have a full-length talk on being responsible with async (i/o bound vs thread bound) and about the consequences with being irresponsible with it: Async in C# - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
by chance, I happen to cover all your points in that talk! Like I say "Luckily (or perhaps not for all, depends how you take it, i.e. what your code does)" almost word-for-word 😄