I getting the 301 issue while deploy my code in the aws amplify

Question

I've already specified the header in my project, which works locally. However, when I deploy to Amplify, I encounter a 301 redirect issue when accessing the expected path

Parthasaradi · Accepted Answer

Hi Karthik,

Please try this solution.

The 301-redirect issue in AWS Amplify could be due to how Amplify is handling your paths and redirects.

**Redirects/Rewrite:**

that your Amplify app has the correct redirect and rewrite rules. You can add these in the "Rewrites and Redirects" section of your Amplify app settings. If your app is single page, you might need to add a rule to redirect all traffic to index.html.

> AWS Amplify Console > App Settings > Rewrites and Redirects

**Headers Configuration**

Although you've specified headers in your project, make sure they're correctly configured in the amplify.yml or any other configuration file that Amplify uses during build and deployment. Amplify may require specific configurations that differ from local development.

**Caching Issues:**

Amplify might cache certain responses. If you have previously deployed the app with different headers or configurations, it could be caching the old responses. You can try invalidating the cache or deploy a fresh version of the app.

**Domain and SSL Configuration:**

If your Amplify app is connected to a custom domain, ensure that the domain and SSL certificates are correctly set up. Sometimes, improper SSL configurations can lead to 301 redirects.

**Amplify Hosting Settings:**

Review your Amplify Hosting settings, especially around custom domains and redirects, to ensure everything aligns with your expected behavior.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/redirects.html#redirects-for-single-page-web-apps-spa

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/redirects.html

Sandeep · Answer

Hi Karthik

This often from configuration discrepancies or unexpected behavior in the deployment process.

**Incorrect Header Configuration**

* Verify Header Consistency: Double-check if the header configuration in your local environment matches the deployed environment. Any discrepancies can lead to unexpected redirects.
* Test Different Browsers: Try accessing the deployed application with different browsers to rule out browser-specific issues.

**Amplify Configuration Issues**

* Review Rewrites and Redirects: Check the rewrite and redirect rules in your Amplify console. Ensure they are correctly configured and not causing unintended redirects.
* Inspect Deployment Artifacts: Verify that all necessary files and configurations are deployed correctly. Missing or corrupted files can lead to unexpected behavior.

**Additional tip**
* Use Browser Developer Tools: Inspect network requests and response headers to identify the source of the redirect.
* Check Server Logs: Analyze server logs for error messages or clues about the redirect behavior.
* Simplify the Deployment Process: Temporarily remove unnecessary configurations or dependencies to isolate the issue.
* Consider a Different Deployment Platform: If the problem persists, explore using a different deployment platform to rule out Amplify-specific issues.

For more follow the links

Relevant Documentation:

1. Amplify Rewrites and Redirects: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/redirects.html
2. Amplify Troubleshooting: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/troubleshooting.html

I getting the 301 issue while deploy my code in the aws amplify

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