Deploy Full Stack App to Azure for FREE | Angular +.NET Core + SQL Server
Deploy Full Stack App to Azure for FREE | Angular +.NET Core + SQL Server
In this step-by-step tutorial I show how to take a local Angular frontend,.NET Core Web API backend, and SQL Server database from localhost to a live Azure deployment—using free-tier and cost-free options so you can deploy without spending money. Perfect for beginners who want an end-to-end demo: project setup, build, deploy, connection strings, and quick testing.
Angular: ng new my-app && ng build --prod
-.NET Core Web API: dotnet new webapi && dotnet publish -c Release
Git: git init, git add., git commit -m "initial"
Azure docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/
Azure free sign-up: https://azure.microsoft.com/free/
Tips to avoid charges
Use Azure free account credits and always‑free services only.
Use Azure Static Web Apps for the Angular frontend when possible (cheaper than App Service).
For databases, consider Azure SQL free tier alternatives or use a small Azure SQL instance with firewall rules and pause if needed.
Monitor the Cost Management blade in the portal and set spending alerts.
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