Faster deployment, currently 10 minutes aprox.

[crow7m]

Good day, we are using amplify for our front-end react application, I have noticed that every build takes approximately 10 minutes,
There is a way to speed up the process?
Thank you

[ghost]

Hi @crow7m 👋🏽 You can enable or disable diff based frontend build and deploy by adding AMPLIFY_DIFF_DEPLOY as an environment variable and set it to true. Amplify will attempt to run a diff on the src or appRoot and if no differences are detected then the build and deploy phase will skip. But this may not apply to your use case if your builds are front-end only.

If you provide us your App ID, we can investigate what is contributing to the build times and determine if there are steps you can take to reduce them.

[crow7m]

@hloriana thank you for your answer, yes, in our case every push is an update, so diff-deployment won't help.
here is an app id: dc6ypf75kxz10, thank you

[Rafcin]

@crow7m https://github.com/ducktors/turborepo-remote-cache If you use Turbo, take a look at this, remote cache is quite cool and you can host it yourself.

[crow7m]

@hloriana good day, may I ask you if there is any update about this one? thank you

[re-thc]

This is an AWS problem. I have tried with CodeCatalyst (the new service) and used a blueprint to deploy to Amplify. Out of the box the pipeline was 10minutes. 0 config from the user. All recommendations and setup from AWS on a minimal sample repository.

[crow7m]

@hloriana Good day any update on this one ? Thank you

[Jay2113]

Over the past year, we have made significant improvements to reduce the overall build times for Amplify applications. Also, you can use the cache attribute in the build specification file to cache the build time dependencies such as node_modules folder to further speed up your builds: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/build-settings.html.

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