I want to deploy my full-stack application Nuxt.js with api endpoint integred (with express.js).
I can't separate my project which is a very big app...
I have trouble on how to deploy my app to AWS cloud, and I don't know how to choose between amplify or lambda while keeping the lowest price possible...
I'm trying to get updated my frontend app with Next JS in Amplify service of AWS but it doesn't refresh.
Steps I follow:
Commit and push my code.
Amplify detect the changes in my GitHub repo.
Amplify starts deployment
All was successfull.
I try the app but the deployed verion it doesn't have the last changes.
I reviewed the history log and Amplify it's taking the last commit.
Any suggest?
Thanks in advance.
Hi I was wondering if it was possible to host my flutter Web app on Firebase while using AWS Amplify for its DataStore and Cognito services or does AWS NOT support Flutter Web at all yet. Im having issues hosting it on Amplify and was wondering if there were any solutions.
After you build it, a Flutter web app is just a bunch of HTML and JavaScript, so you can serve it from any hosting platform. And once the JavaScript runs in the browser, it can connect to any service.
If you're having trouble making something work, we can typically help better if you show us the minimal information that is needed to reproduce where you are stuck.
I'm new with AWS mobile hub and today I just notice there is a new AWS Amplify/CL, now I'm super confused with these two libs.
My understanding was AWS mobile cli is a tool that create aws backend service, and amplify js just client library that hook up with the aws backend.
But now I see this AWS Amplify/CLI, it also can create aws service and also creates the aws-exports.js file, and now AWS Amplify docs has changed, it no longer tell you how would it works with mobile hub, instead use Amplify/CLI to create services.
Dose it mean I should use AWS Amplify/CLI instead?
Use the Amplify CLI going forward, it's more flexible architecture that allows a comprehensive feature set. See the information in this post:
Existing Mobile Hub projects continue to work without requiring any app changes. If you’re using the AWS Mobile CLI for existing projects, you can also continue to use that older CLI. However, going forward, new features will be added to the AWS Amplify CLI toolchain which does not use Mobile Hub.
If you’re building a new mobile or web app, or adding cloud capabilities to brownfield apps, use the new AWS Amplify CLI. The new Amplify CLI will allow you to take advantage of all the new features outlined in this blog, as well as the rich CloudFormation functionality to unlock more workflows and future tooling.
Section: Existing tooling, https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/announcing-the-aws-amplify-cli-toolchain/
For current Mobile Hub users, we just released a Mobile Hub to Amplify CLI migrator that you can access here: https://github.com/awslabs/amplify-mobilehub-migrator. This will help you import your Mobile Hub resources into an Amplify project, give you an exports file, and allow you to leverage Amplify CLI features such as GraphQL APIs, Codegen, and the GraphQL Transform.
Update - AWS Mobile Hub will be replaced by AWS Amplify on October 30, 2021. Existing users should plan a migration strategy. For apps already deployed with Mobile Hub, resources created by Mobile Hub will continue to function.
"If you don't migrate your project to Amplify, your app will continue to function, and all your related cloud resources will continue to be available. However, you won't be able to access the Mobile Hub project container after October 15, 2021." - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-mobile/latest/developerguide/what-is-aws-mobile.html#migrate-to-amplify
We're developing our web app on google cloud and we are using firebase as a database and auth functions. Can we deploy our app on AWS or Azure? Is it a problem using firebase?
This is too broad question , but generally speaking if your app uses firebase and you deploy on AWS or Azure it works there is no problem due to firebase being a database.
Thanks