Less servers for your Angular app
summary
Claims that an Angular front end can be served from cloud storage while APIs run on serverless functions and that this cuts maintenance and cost (pay per execution vs always-on VMs). Demonstrations include converting a Node/Express presentation API into Azure Functions, running identical builds in Docker for reproducible deploys, debugging Angular plus backend simultaneously in VS Code, and deploying the dist to Azure Storage/CDN. Shows live files, routes, and that the approach scales on demand and removes most dedicated servers.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:24Questions We Should Be Asking
- 11:46Architecture
- 13:05Presentation API
- 25:22Debugging in VS Code
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