Is it possible to host multiple static app in single Azure static web app service ?

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Is it possible to host multiple static app in single Azure static web app service ?

Naveen Prabhu 0

We developed HTML, CSS, Java script based static applications. We have multiple static Applications.
It's hosted in Storage blob container, since storage container doesn't support Authentication. Planning to migrate to Azure Static Web App service. we do have multiple static application, so those all can hosted into Single Azure static web app service or need to have separate static web app service.

Smith Pham 0 Reputation points

2025-04-24T07:46:59.74+00:00
Hi Naveen Prabhu

Yes, it is possible to host multiple static applications in a single Azure Static Web App service. Azure Static Web Apps supports this through a feature called "app locations" which allows you to organize multiple applications under one service.

Here's how you can approach this:

In your Static Web App configuration, you can define multiple app locations using the staticWebApp.config.json file.

Each application can be placed in separate folders within your repository.

You can configure routing rules to direct traffic to the appropriate application based on URL paths.

For example, your project structure might look like:

And your configuration might define routes like:

yourdomain.com/ → app1

yourdomain.com/app2/ → app2

This approach allows you to:

Maintain a single Azure service (reducing costs)

Apply consistent authentication and authorization across all apps

Simplify deployment and management

If your applications need completely separate authentication rules or configurations, you might need separate Static Web App instances. But for most use cases, a single instance can host multiple static applications effectively.Yes, it is possible to host multiple static applications in a single Azure Static Web App service. Azure Static Web Apps supports this through a feature called "app locations" which allows you to organize multiple applications under one service.

Here's how you can approach this:

In your Static Web App configuration, you can define multiple app locations using the staticWebApp.config.json file.

Each application can be placed in separate folders within your repository.

You can configure routing rules to direct traffic to the appropriate application based on URL paths.

For example, your project structure might look like:

And your configuration might define routes like:

yourdomain.com/ → app1

yourdomain.com/app2/ → app2

This approach allows you to:

Maintain a single Azure service (reducing costs)

Apply consistent authentication and authorization across all apps

Simplify deployment and management

If your applications need completely separate authentication rules or configurations, you might need separate Static Web App instances. But for most use cases, a single instance can host multiple static applications effectively.

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Hi @Naveen Prabhu ,

Azure Static Web Apps is designed to host a single static web app per service instance. If you have multiple static applications, you would need to create separate Azure Static Web App services for each application. This is different from Azure Blob Storage, which can host multiple static files but lacks features like authentication.

For your scenario, since you are migrating from Azure Blob Storage and need authentication, you will need to set up individual Azure Static Web App services for each of your static applications.

What is Azure Static Web Apps?
Azure Static Web Apps Frequently Asked Questions

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