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AspNetCore-React-WebApp
ASP.NET Core backend + React frontend + Entity Framework Core + automated testing
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InfluxDB
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AWS lambda functions charge you a tiny amount of money (like a fraction of a cent) for every API call, so if you have like no users it is super cheap. Heroku used to be free for hobby demo apps but now they charge $7 a month. Heroku is very easy to use. You don't need a Node backend to use like a React or Aurelia or whatever frontend, you can have those frontends with an ASP.NET Core web app, you just have to configure it. You might be able to find a template with it pre-configured sort of like: https://github.com/microsoft/AspNetCore-React-WebApp
I did find some pre-configured templates but they are very busy. I think I'm going to start fresh to wrap my head around what is going on and keep both applications standalone for future scalability.