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You can use http-server to run your Angular App.  First of all generate a build using the command 1)  ng build This will create a dist folder in your directory structure. When you run the  ng build  command, it creates a  /dist  folder. Here are the files and their associated sizes after running the above command. Note : Your file sizes will vary based on your project. As you can see, we have a massive vendor.bundle.js file, because when you run  ng build  without specifying the production environment, it doesn't make use of uglifying and tree-shaking. 2)  ng build --prod So, adding the production flag reduced the bundle from around 3.6 MB to 423 KB, which is nearly an  83% reduction . After this, run  http-server ./dist , which will start serving your project from dist folder. Make sure you have installed http-server globally using npm install http-server -g