Deploying WebApi and Angular to IIS

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I have 2 projects a WebApi in .Net Framwork 4.8 and a angular front end. In the past i have deployed to apache with a reverse proxy to the API. I am curious if there is a better way of achieving this on IIS, I need to log referrer and its already becoming problematic.

I have also been looking at using MS deploy, but have no experience as of this post using it.

Brando Zhang · Accepted Answer · 2019-11-20 02:33:02Z

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According to your description, it seems that the webapi and the angular application is not in a same project.

I suggest you could create a web site in the IIS and publish the whole asp.net web api to the IIS by using web deploy. Details ,you could refer to this article.

In the past i have deployed to apache with a reverse proxy to the API.

IIS could also enable the reverse proxy, you could use url rewrite to achieve this. Details, you could refer to this article.

Besides, you could directly convert the nginx .htaccess proxy rule to IIS web.config url rewrite rule by using IIS url rewrite build-in feature.

answered Nov 20, 2019 at 2:33

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