This repository provides a quick and easy way to deploy a simple Next.js app router application on AWS Lambda using aws-lambda-web-adapter.

Before you start, ensure that you have the following prerequisites installed:

• Install Terraform
• Install AWS CLI and add your AWS credentials

In your Next.js app, update the next.config.js file to build the application for standalone deployment by adding output: 'standalone'. Additionally, include the assetPrefix property to specify the CDN DOMAIN for serving static files:

const nextConfig = {
    output: 'standalone',
    assetPrefix: 'https://<CDN_DOMAIN>',
    // other code
}

• Clone this repository

https://github.com/annleefores/nextjs13-lambda.git
cd nextjs13-lambda

• Navigate to the deploy script

cd packages/deploy

• Install dependencies

npm i

• Build deploy script

npm run build

• To run deploy script in dev mode

npm run dev

• Create terraform.tfvars file based on the terraform.tfvars.example example file
• Follow the comments to add required values
• terraform.tfvars must be present in tf folder for the script to work
• You can also use any of the env variable methods for Terraform listed here

• Build and deploy application

cd path/to/my/nextjs/app
node path/to/nextjs13-lambda/packages/deploy/build/deploy.js deploy

• Delete deployment

cd path/to/nextjs-app
node path/to/nextjs13-lambda/packages/deploy/build/deploy.js delete

• Building application

cd path/to/my/nextjs/app
node path/to/nextjs13-lambda/packages/deploy/build/deploy.js build

cd examples # from root directory
node ../packages/deploy/build/deploy.js <command>