When configuring deployment, do I choose server-side or WebAssembly?

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Description

I've got a question about the HostHost and deploy ASP.NET Core Blazor page, in particular the IIS section. In that section, when deploying a .NET Core Blazor app written using .NET 9, it suggests either taking the server-side Blazor app approach, or the Blazor WebAssembly approach. I'm writing a Blazor app that has both in it. I'm not sure which I should do in this case.

Page URL

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/blazor/host-and-deploy/?view=aspnetcore-9.0&tabs=visual-studio&source=docs#iis

Content source URL

https://github.com/dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs/blob/main/aspnetcore/blazor/host-and-deploy/index.md

Document ID

c82cf121-831d-75dd-a796-c735aad3b3e9

Platform Id

503f69d7-fc1b-3879-cc1d-b6775ebf03cc

Article author

@guardrex

Metadata

• ID: e07aaa4d-4ad4-778f-f74a-60d8f05d9075
• PlatformId: 503f69d7-fc1b-3879-cc1d-b6775ebf03cc
• Service: aspnet-core
• Sub-service: blazor

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[guardrex]

In that case, server (for a Blazor Web App ... and the reason it doesn't say "Blazor Web App" is that it also has to cover the "Blazor Server" template-based apps of .NET 7 or earlier). The WebAssembly guidance is strictly for standalone Blazor WebAssembly.

Leave this issue open. I'll make a quick update to that bit to make that clear by mentioning "standalone" either in the section (the sentence) or in the title of that WebAssembly article.

I'm already OOF for the weekend, so I'll take care of it on Monday. Thanks for the issue! Have a great weekend! 🏖