Is any one running the Angular 2/4+ app deployed to a server? What service are you using that supports all the angular features fully. For example, routing works properly, mutitenant sundomain works etc...
Currently I am using Netlify, which works, but they had to do a special configuration for the sub domain wildcard to work and I have to pay like 40 a month to keep that working. Also I often have routing issues. For example when impersonate a user it adds the complete new url to my current url instead of replacing it.
I am hosting the api in Azure. Is anyone hosting on the Angular app on Azure, how is that experience?
Basically I am look for some hosting advice. Any tips helps.
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Greetings @bolenton!
In my testing, I have had it all running successfully on Windows Server with IIS as well as Azure. I really like Azure Webapps because of the "slots" feature, but you can't user ports there. Either way, you need to make sure you have full access to DNS settings.
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Thanks @godrunner :),
We are hosting AspNet Zero's demo on our private server but subdomains work on azure without a problem as well.
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For azure, should I host the angular project as an app or as a static site using something like azure blob storage?
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Greetings @bolenton!
I am hosting as an app in my testing and think I will do that when I go to production. That is just what I am thinking.
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