Hi @SureshG ,
I get what you’re trying to do. Actually, there’s not a lot of ready-made samples out there for Angular frontend with Spring Boot backend on Fabric, you’re right. But good news is, you can still deploy it by using the same logic as .NET or React templates, just gotta adapt a bit for your stack.
Here’s a rough approach:
- Package your Angular app separately, usually with ng build, and serve the static files from the Spring Boot backend (like using Spring’s static resource mapping).
- Your Spring Boot backend will be your main API, and you deploy this as a container workload in Fabric. Just make sure both frontend and backend are in the same image or deploy them as two separate ones, up to you.
- For custom workload, you’ll need to create a YAML or ARM template that defines your workload with both services. Use the .NET or React samples as a reference for the structure, but swap in your own Docker images.
I’ve done similar stuff with different combos, so if you get stuck on any config or deployment step, just ask. If you need a starting sample, I’d recommend generating a new Angular project, a separate Spring Boot app, Dockerize both, and then start from there.
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