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Since we are AWS heavy, Amplify's integration with other AWS services enables us to leverage them. Amplify has integration with gitlab CI/CD which enables us to have automated deployment. Amplify uses CloudFront as a CDN which improves website caches. Supports preview environments for pull requests. Rapid development with minimal AWS knowledge
Deploying backend infra is super easy process. Ability to add services to the project via Amplify CLI and connect with other services in the project is well done. Documentation for gen 1 and gen 2 is pretty good also
Built-in authentication & hosting- Quick setup for user authentication and scalable hosting without complex configurations. CI/CD integration - Automated builds and deployments directly from repositories. Frontend & backend integration- Easily connects frontend frameworks with AWS backend services like Auth, APIs and storage.
Debugging is not ideal for Amplify deployment jobs as errors in deployments are vague. vendor locked in, tightly coupled to AWS services. Amplify abstracts away a lot of infrastructure, which can be limiting when you need fine-grained control of AWS resources.
Faced constant network issues using AMPLIFY CLI in a corporate environment. Workflow when developing same project across teammates is tough, need more documentation here. AMPLIFY CLI errors are not detailed at all and are brutal to debug
There is nothing to dislike but still the cost visibility , tracking costs across integrated AWS services can be challenging for beginners.