Apr 03, 2018 Which versions of Amplify, and which browser / OS are affected by this issue? Did this work in previous versions? Aws-amplify@0.2.11 Chrome 65.0.3325.181, MacOS 10.12.6. Don't know if this worked with previous version or not. If you connected a repository provisioned by the Amplify CLI v1.0+ (run amplify -v to find CLI version), the Amplify Console will deploy or automatically update backend resources (any resource provisioned by the Amplify CLI) in a single workflow with the frontend build. You can choose to point an existing backend environment to your branch,. Amplify iOS and Amplify Android are the recommended ways to build iOS and Android apps that leverage AWS services, whether or not you have configured them using the Amplify CLI. Get started here. If your app is already built using the previous AWS Mobile SDKs for iOS and Android, documentation is available here.
Host static web apps and websites with AWS Amplify Console
AWS Amplify Console is a static web hosting service that accelerates your application release cycle by providing a simple CI/CD workflow for building and deploying static web applications. Simply connect your application's code repository in the console, and changes to your frontend and backend are deployed in a single workflow on every code commit. With AWS Amplify Console, you can deploy Single page apps (SPAs) built with frameworks like React, Angular, Vue, Ember; and static sites generated with frameworks like Gatsby, Eleventy, Hugo, VuePress, and Jekyll. You can also host simple static websites without connecting to a Git provider with a manual deploy by choosing to drag and drop a folder from your desktop, or reference an Amazon S3 bucket or external URL.
AWS Amplify Console integrates with the Amplify CLI, enabling you to add an optional backend (consisting of cloud resources such as GraphQL or REST APIs, file and data storage) and deploy it together with your static web application.
Scalable Hosting
Feature branch deployments
Work on new features without impacting production. Create branch deployments linked to each feature branch.
Globally available
Your app is served via Amazon's reliable content delivery network with hundreds of points of presence globally.
Easy custom domain setup
Set up custom domains managed in Amazon Route 53 with a single click plus get a free HTTPS certificate.
Instant+Atomic deployments
All successful deployments are available immediately after an update. Failed deployments do not impact production traffic.
Simplified continuous workflows
Connect your repository to 'git push' changes to your front end and backend in a single workflow.
Password protection
Share yet-to-be released features with internal stakeholders by setting a username and password.
How it works
Use cases - Build web apps with static and dynamic functionality
Fullstack serverless web apps
Add dynamic functionality to your static web app using GraphQL or REST APIs. Use AWS Amplify Console to deploy your front end and backend in a single workflow.
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Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
PWAs offer native app-like performance, work offline, support push notifications, and can be updated over-the-air. Use AWS Amplify to deploy PWAs to mobile devices.
Blogs and marketing websites
Use static site generators (SSG) like Gatsby, Hugo, or Jekyll to publish a blog. SSGs perform faster than traditional websites. Deploy SSGs with AWS Amplify from the AWS console.
Q: What is AWS Amplify?
AWS Amplify consists of a development framework and a web hosting service that provide the fastest and easiest way to build mobile and web applications on AWS. The open source Amplify Framework provides an opinionated set of libraries, UI components, and a command line interface to build an app backend and integrate it with your iOS, Android, Web, and React Native apps. The Amplify Framework leverages a core set of AWS Cloud Services to offer capabilities including offline data, authentication, analytics, push notifications, and bots at high scale. The static web hosting service, AWS Amplify Console, is accessible from the AWS console for building, deploying, and hosting static web apps. And as part of the broader set of Mobile Development tools and services, you can use AWS Device Farm for testing mobile apps on real iOS and Android devices.
Q: What does it cost to use AWS Amplify?
When you use the Amplify Framework (Libraries, CLI, UI Components), you pay only for the underlying AWS services you use. There are no additional charges for using the Amplify Framework. To learn about pricing for static web hosting with AWS Amplify Console, visit the AWS Amplify pricing page. To learn about pricing for AWS Device Farm, visit the AWS Device Farm pricing page.
Q: How does hosting with AWS Amplify Console relate to the open source Amplify Framework?
AWS Amplify consists of an open source Amplify Framework (Libraries, CLI, UI Components) and a static web hosting service, AWS Amplify Console. These tools and services can be used together or separately. For example, you can go to AWS Amplify on the AWS console to deploy and host Single Page App (SPA) frontends and static websites, whether or not they use the Amplify Framework.
If you are using the Amplify Framework’s CLI to configure backend resources for your app, AWS Amplify Console offers additional functionality. On each check-in, AWS Amplify Console provisions or updates these backend resources prior to deploying your frontend. There is support for a variety of configurations, such as isolated backend deployments per branch or shared backend deployments across branches.
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Q: What happened to AWS Mobile Hub?
Existing AWS Mobile Hub customers can continue to use Mobile Hub. For new projects, developers should use AWS Amplify instead.
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Q: Where can I find the latest news on AWS Amplify?
Visit our blog and What’s New page.