Category: AWS

I resolved an issue in an app deployed to AWS Amplify using SvelteKit + amplify-adapter that was causing the upload error: "SvelteKitError: Content-length of 605227 exceeds limit of 524288 bytes."

The blog post provides a method to forcefully specify and install AWS CLI version 1 when attempting to install using the command `sudo snap aws-cli`, which by default installs version 2.

This blog post discusses how to address the "Uncaught CredentialsProviderError: Could not load credentials from any providers" issue that occurs when importing AWS libraries in Node.js. The article likely covers troubleshooting steps and solutions to resolve this error, which is related to the inability of the AWS SDK to load credentials from the configured providers.

I am writing a blog post about how to deploy an application that uses a private Git repository as a submodule to AWS Amplify.

When encountering the error "elasticsearch.exceptions.UnsupportedProductError: The client noticed that the server is not a supported distribution of Elasticsearch," it occurs when using the Python Elasticsearch library version 7.14 to connect to AWS OpenSearch/Elasticsearch.

AWS EBS page → Right-click on EBS → Modify Volume

Something is wrong with AWS RDS MySQL replication