Signair - C# - Real-Time Response

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I’m using C#, Asp . Net, SQL Server.

I have the following question, I am creating a web and mobile application to communicate with a Webapi but I came across the problem of information and/ or data in real-time, through researches I found the signalr, so far all right, creating the signalr project is very simple and such, Now how do I put him up? -Do I have to put it on a server of my own? -If yes, someone knows cheap virtual machines (other than Azure and Google Cloud because they are too expensive for me to launch a new product on the market)?

I’ve searched several places but found nothing pertaining to my doubt.

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    Hello Ricardo, welcome to Stack Overflow in Portuguese, your question is very broad and the possible answers are based on personal opinion. It will probably be shut down by some moderator, so I recommend you take a look at Tour of the website to learn about how the site works. And about cheap hosting, good, take a look at on this page on the official website of ASP.NET, will help you find something.

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    Could you clear up the question? I would very much like to answer, in summary Signalr is already incorporated in the source of the Webapi (4.1 below), that is, it is as if it were a normal Webapi project and can host in any IIS server, remembering that for being Realtime, Perhaps the consumer band is a little larger and the processing part depends on what you use. You can create a project that has the 2 types (Webapi and Signalr) together, you can integrate calls between them tb! Link to possible doubts: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12368800/can-i-incorporate-both-signalr-and-a-restful-api

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    An important detail, do not create a 100% signalR project, merge the need for Realtime and non-Realtime with Webapi. Not everything needs to be Proud, even in a game!

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