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Next js deploy error [AccessDenied] #1876
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Hi @sudarshann, you mentioned that you have the IAM role setup. Can you confirm this is the service role. Also, how many CloudFront distributions in your account have Lambda@Edge distributions attached. There is a limit documented here.
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I have no cloudfront services created across my entire account across all regions |
Any updates on this? I got the same message too. AppId: d1mck1hjqmgmt9
Thanks! |
same error too |
i am facing the same issue my app id = d3dh32c6fp1s0y |
Hi all, we've recently made improvements to our SSR error logging and have added support for Next.js 10/11. |
hi @Athena96 i am still getting AccessDenied while starting my SSR Build..Can you please help me on this. my app id =d3dh32c6fp1s0y and region=eu-central-1. |
Any updates on this? I am running into this too. |
@timclark97 can you try this: https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-console/blob/master/FAQ.md#error-accessdenied-access-denied |
@swaminator I changed the app to SSG so it is working now. Prior to doing that though, I followed this tutorial to create an IAM role with the |
@timclark97 the We are working on making this experience with IAM permissions and SSR apps smoother. In the meantime, I recommend to create your own policy with these permissions if you need to deploy an SSR app again: https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-console/blob/master/FAQ.md#error-accessdenied-access-denied. |
My app details: Triple check my CloudFront distrubution, only have 7 distrubution, not exceed 25 I using Nextjs SSR, but the deployment always failed, with Access Denied error
version: 1
frontend:
phases:
preBuild:
commands:
- yarn install
- nvm install 14.18.1
- nvm use 14.18.1
- |-
if [ -f yarn.lock ]; then
yarn
elif [ -f package-lock.json ] || [ -f npm-shrinkwrap.json ]; then
npm ci
else
npm install
fi
build:
commands:
- yarn run build
artifacts:
baseDirectory: .next
files:
- "**/*"
cache:
paths:
- node_modules/**/*
- $(npm root --global)/**/*
My code is able to build in local and also the build logs shown my code is done being built. Just when deploy it keep ACCESS DENIED. I even add The very funny part is, before this, I have deploy Nextjs endless of time using the same role, different project, all successfully deployed, but TODAY, it have this error, I dont know why. Can anybody tell me why it is still Access denied even though I already attached the policy stated here https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-console/blob/main/FAQ.md#error-accessdenied-access-denied? This is VERY PAINFUL, cause it happened suddenly |
Already try this sir, I even detached |
I think found the root cause, which is this #2086 (comment). The problem is my account cannot enable Transfer Acceleration at all for ANY BUCKET. Even a newly created bucket in S3 console, also cannot enabled that, having the same ACCESS Denied error in S3 console. Therefore the SSR deployment always cannot deploy to CloudFront although the service role having So the question now is, where to get help to solve this? How to solve this? What should I do? Can I disable the transfer acceleration thing? |
Ok, for anyone who experience this, fastest way to solve this is: Deploy your app into Amplify of a new AWS account (found out after 5 hours pulling the hair off). And the S3 Transfer Acceleration problem seems no way to solve. Good luck |
I've just created my new AWS account and followed exactly what is suggested above with no luck. I use the recommended permissions and attached the new created policy to the role. Hi @ferdingler, could you please help us to check this issue? |
Same here. I followed every step in Amplify Studio. |
Same Issue; ACCESS DENIED during FrontEnd Stage build |
If your build works locally but fails on Amplify, you probably need to try it on a new account. That was my final solution. Sucks especially when you're hosting an app suite under one account. I suspect that if one has another installation on the account such as a separate private VPS instance like LightSail or such, its rules might affect other installations on the same account. In that case, this is an internal problem. I had to escalate to support. |
Hi, this issue happens only for new AWS accounts, as it turns out that S3 transfer acceleration takes a while to be available for a new account to prevent abuse of the feature. While we figure out a solution, please contact AWS Support and ask them to enable S3 Transfer Acceleration for you. |
I want to share my experience as well, since nothing worked for me until an AWS assistance guy helped me. |
Hi folks, We launched better support for Next applications back in October. The new stack eliminates the problem described in this issue. I'd recommend you to check out the blog post and update your apps to take advantage of new Next features: |
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Region=ap-south-1
Id=d3rx4fur1b76fm
I am trying to deploy a starter next js app which I just created and added amplify I get the above error. Everything else deployed perfectly. Even it built successfully. But I get the above error. I have followed all steps as per this https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/host-a-next-js-ssr-app-with-real-time-data-on-aws-amplify/
I have double checked the IAM role too its perfectly set up with full permission. I think its an issue with configuring cloudfront probably ?
Any clues ?
Originally posted by @sudarshann in #412 (comment)
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