The following documentation says to try again at least one hour after deleting the amplify app.
I get a CNAMEAlreadyExistsException error
- If this domain was successfully connected to another app and then deleted within the last hour, try again after at least one hour has passed. If you still see this exception after 6 hours, see GitHub Issues and open a new issue if it doesn’t already exist.
It has been passed 2 days now so I guess I need to open an issue.
Hi there
When you set up a custom domain for Amplify, it creates an internal CloudFront distribution, in an internal AWS account. This distribution will be owned by the Amplify team, hence the reason you are unable to see the distribution in your account.
You will need to go through all your Amplify app's in your account, and make sure that these domain names are not configured anywhere else.
If they are not in your account at all, you can then follow this Knowledge Center article to prove ownership of your domain. Once done, you can open a support ticket to AWS and ask that this domain gets moved to your CloudFront distribution.
Hope this helps!
Hi Bazzie, I have already created a case in aws support. I have pointed them all of my problems as I have pointed out here and I am still waiting for the support team to give me an answer. Thanks
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