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Leveraging Async/Await in ASP.NET for Enhanced Performance

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Summary

Covers effective async/await usage in ASP.NET: reserve it for I/O-bound work, avoid .Result and .Wait() deadlocks with ConfigureAwait(false), and skip async for CPU-bound paths.
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