What are the different deployment modes of Blazor?

There are several deployment modes available for Blazor.

1. Embedded deployment mode: Embedding Blazor components in an ASP.NET Core application and deploying them as part of it. This mode is suitable for scenarios where Blazor needs to be integrated with existing ASP.NET Core applications.
2. Standalone deployment mode: Compile the Blazor application into standalone static files and deploy it to any static file server. In this mode, the Blazor application can operate entirely independently from any backend server.
3. Server deployment mode: Deploying the Blazor application to an ASP.NET Core server, and communicating with the client through the SignalR protocol. In this mode, the Blazor application runs on the server while the client serves as just a UI renderer.
4. Deployment mode for WebAssembly: Compile Blazor applications into the WebAssembly format and deploy them on any browser that supports WebAssembly. In this mode, Blazor applications run on the client’s browser without the need to communicate with the server.