Exploring Blazor Wasm deployment options
Running and debugging the Blazor project locally is great while we’re developing the solution, but when it’s time to share your application with the world, we will need to host it in the cloud. There are many cloud hosting options for typical ASP.NET Core applications, and Blazor Wasm applications have even more. Sites that run entirely on the client can be hosted as static files on the server, meaning that the server simply serves up the files when it receives a request. There is no server-side execution required.
Let’s start by reviewing some of the available hosting options for Blazor WebAssembly deployments.
Deployment options for Blazor Wasm projects
There are several hosting options for our Blazor project. We are going to discuss a few of the most popular solutions today: GitHub Pages, Azure App Service, Azure Static Web Apps, and two options on Amazon Web Services (AWS). For an in-depth exploration of options...
