AWS Amplify
A full-stack web application hosting platform introduced by AWS that connects to Git repositories for automatic build and deployment, with built-in CloudFront distribution, serving as a hosting solution for front-end developers.
Core Facts
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AWS Amplify does not support Next.js streaming.
AWS Amplify's environment variables are not automatically visible to Next.js server components and must be explicitly written in at build time.
In the actual tests, for the static dish page the time to first byte had a median of 43 ms on Amplify and 288 ms on Web Functions; the author attributes this mainly to Amplify's built-in CloudFront CDN.
In the actual tests, for the home page the time to first byte had a median of 1803 ms on Amplify and 297 ms on Web Functions.
In the actual tests, for checkout to order summary visible the median was 1582 ms on Amplify and 244 ms on Web Functions; for directly refreshing the order page to summary visible the median was 1410 ms on Amplify and 121 ms on Web Functions.
In measured tests, the median interval from order refresh summary to progress is 24 ms for Amplify and 1192 ms for Web Functions.
All Facts (3)
Representative BaaS products include Google's Firebase, the open-source alternative Supabase, and AWS Amplify.
65%UnverifiedAWS Amplify does not support Next.js streaming.
50%UnverifiedAWS Amplify's environment variables are not automatically visible to Next.js server components and must be explicitly written in at build time.
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