Suddenly seeing 500's after re-deploying known working revisions

[iamcgn]

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App Id

d3r3cld460f6i7

AWS Region

us-east-2

Amplify Hosting feature

SSR

Frontend framework

Next.js

Next.js version

13.5.5

Next.js router

Pages Router

Describe the bug

After deploying a seemingly innocuous change to my dev environment I started getting 500's. Redeploying old versions that we were previously working does not resolve the issue. The error in the compute logs show a readonly filesystem error:

ln: failed to create symbolic link ‘/tmp/app/amplify-compute-bundle-output/amplify-compute-bundle-output’: Read-only file system

Expected behavior

I expect to be able to deploy updates and/or revert to previous versions.

Reproduction steps

1. Deploy anything
2. Notice a 500 response with readonly filesystem errors in the log.

Build Settings

No response

Log output

# Put your logs below this line
ln: failed to create symbolic link ‘/tmp/app/amplify-compute-bundle-output/amplify-compute-bundle-output’: Read-only file system

Additional information

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[iamcgn]

Looks like this issue was opened while I was writing mine. This appears to be the same issue: #3792

[Jay2113]

Hi @iamcgn 👋 , thanks for raising this and apologies for the inconvenience caused due to this issue.

I am going to close this thread in favor of #3792 . Please track and monitor it for any further updates on the issue.

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