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AWS Amplify

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Amazon Web Services offering that hosts web front ends and provisions backend resources such as auth, data and storage via a CI/CD workflow.

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About AWS Amplify

AWS Amplify is a set of Amazon Web Services tools for building and deploying full-stack web and mobile applications. It combines hosting for front-end apps with a way to provision backend resources, connecting both to a continuous deployment workflow driven from a Git repository.

Amplify is generally used to add backend capabilities such as authentication, data storage and APIs to a front-end project, and to publish the front end with builds triggered on every commit. Check AWS documentation for specific current features.

AWS Amplify is a proprietary AWS service with no self-hosted edition, and charges follow AWS's usage-based pricing model. It suits front-end and full-stack developers who want a managed path onto AWS without hand-assembling each underlying service.

Key features

  • Web app hosting with Git-based CI/CD
  • Backend provisioning on AWS
  • Authentication, data and storage building blocks
  • Builds triggered on repository commits
  • Integration with the wider AWS ecosystem

Good fit for

  • →Hosting a front-end app on AWS
  • →Adding auth and data to a web project
Tags
aws
hosting
backend-as-a-service
ci-cd
serverless
web-apps
cloud

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