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We are working with the ASPZERO v13.4 full-stack template and want to deploy both the Angular frontend and the ASP.NET Core 8 backend into one Azure Web App (App Service). The goal is to streamline deployment and hosting under a single domain. 🧩 Stack Details
Frontend: Angular (ASPZERO-generated)
Backend: ASP.NET Core 8 (Web API + Identity)
Deployment Target: Single Azure Web App (App Service)
Hosting OS: (Windows or Linux—please advise)
âť“ Questions / Support Needed
Is this scenario fully supported in ASPZERO v13.4+?
Can both Angular and ASP.NET Core 8 run side-by-side on the same App Service instance, using standard publish pipelines?
What configuration is needed in ASP.NET Core 8 Startup (Program.cs)?
Should we use UseSpa() or UseStaticFiles() with Angular artifacts copied to wwwroot?
Are there changes needed in the Angular project?
Do we need to modify baseHref or environment.prod.ts to match App Service routing?
Any steps to avoid 404 on Angular routes when refreshing?
How should the *.csproj file be updated?
Is there an official recommendation from ASPZERO on copying Angular build outputs to wwwroot during dotnet publish?
Can this be automated in the backend project’s build pipeline?
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Hi @pliaspzero
ASP.NET Zero supports hosting Angular frontend and backend projects under a single Azure Web App. Deploying the solution as a single project simplifies the deployment process and makes maintenance easier. The Angular application can be served by copying the build output to the backend project's
wwwrootdirectory.For more details, refer to the official documentation: https://docs.aspnetzero.com/aspnet-core-angular/latest/Deployment-Angular
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