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In a progressive migration strategy, CoreWCF can first be used to migrate services to the modern .NET runtime while keeping existing clients working, then gRPC can be introduced for new functional modules, with new and legacy protocols coexisting via an API gateway or reverse proxy.
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WCF现代化改造：CoreWCF还是gRPC？决策框架与迁移实践
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