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Learn how to resolve the `GLIBC_2.27` not found error while building Astro v3 on AWS Amplify using Node.js 18. Follow our guide for a successful deployment!
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Troubleshooting the GLIBC_2.27 Error in Astro v3 on AWS Amplify

Building modern web applications can sometimes lead to frustrating challenges, especially when integrating various frameworks and services. In this post, we’ll address a specific issue faced by users of Astro v3 attempting to deploy their applications on AWS Amplify. The error message indicating that GLIBC_2.27 is not found can halt your development process, but don’t worry—there is a solution.

The Issue: What You Encountered

When trying to build your application using AWS Amplify with Astro v3 and Node.js 18, you were met with a build failure. The error log indicated the missing GLIBC_2.27 and GLIBC_2.28, which can be particularly frustrating when you know you've set up the right environment.

Error Highlights:

Error Messages:

GLIBC_2.27' not found (required by node)

GLIBC_2.28' not found (required by node)

Node.js Version Used: 18.14.1

Build Environment: Amazon Linux 2

The Solution: Upgrading the Build Environment

To resolve this issue, the recommended approach is to change the build image you are using in AWS Amplify. The error suggests that the current image does not have the required glibc libraries. Here’s how you can successfully configure your environment:

Step 1: Switch to Amazon Linux:2023 Build Image

Access Your AWS Amplify Console: Start by logging into your AWS account and navigating to the Amplify service.

Modify Build Settings:

Go to the Build settings configuration section.

Replace the existing build image with Amazon Linux:2023. This image is more modern and includes updated packages that should help resolve the dependency issues your Node.js application is facing.

Step 2: Specify the Node Version

After switching to the newer build image, it's crucial to ensure that you are using the correct version of Node.js that your application requires.

Set Node.js Version:

You should specify the Node.js version explicitly in your build settings if it hasn’t been set yet.

For Astro v3, make sure to set it to 18.14.1 to avoid compatibility issues.

Step 3: Build Your Application

Now that you have made these changes, proceed with one last step:

Trigger a new build: After saving your settings, initiate a new build in AWS Amplify.

If all goes well, you should have a successful build and your Astro v3 application should be deployed without the previous GLIBC_2.27 error.

Conclusion

By switching to the Amazon Linux:2023 build image and ensuring you’re using Node.js 18.14.1, you can resolve the GLIBC_2.27 not found error when deploying your Astro v3 application. This updated environment has proven effective and should enhance your overall experience when hosting modern web applications on AWS Amplify.

If you encounter further issues or have additional questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to the community or AWS support for assistance. Happy coding!