I used Amplify for many purposes: from hosting one page samples or catalogs, to top level internal tools that supports a huge user flow. It never experienced a downfall in many projects, since they were deployed.

The simplicity on which you can deploy your web app, just connecting your repository (Gitbucket, Github or a simple bucket) and let Amplify do the build for you. After it finish, an URL will be available which can be later customized or routed to your domain.

It does exactly what AWS offers at a very low price, with many other services included.

from my own experience I would recommend amplify aws

I really like its ease of integration and its interface. It is also accessible 24/24H

so far I haven't had any complication with the application, it works well for me

I found AWS Amplify incredibly user-friendly and versatile for mobile app development. Its seamless integration with AWS services and features like real-time data synchronization made my development experience smoother and more efficient.

In my experience, AWS Amplify's initial learning curve and dependency on the AWS ecosystem can be challenging. Its limitations in customization for complex backend needs sometimes hindered my flexibility in development.

We have used this product for creating multiple apps. Easy to go with integration of GitHub. Good automation tool. Very useful for Devops

As far as we don't see any cons in this .It is easy to setup.

Very good Hosting service for FullStack development

Amplify is using hosting a full stack application without a cloud support engineer. It's easy to manage using a simple GUI.

Based on our usage not getting any problems, AWS needs to improve applications logs management in Amplify GUI

I like how Amplify integrates with AWS CDK, allowing you to can deploy Amplify apps in a repeatable way with little effort. Configuring DNS settings for your Amplify app is simple and the interface is intuitive.

When navigating to the Amplify window in the AWS console, I dislike not being able to see which backend AWS services are interacting with my front-end. I realise that if you do all of the setup using the Amplify CLI, then you can see these backend services. However, this isn't scalable for large businesses that need to deploy assets in a repeatable way (using CFN templates or the CDK).

Usually for frontend web applications need a server to host the application but AWS Amplify gives us the power to make it serverless.

AWS Amplify seems a good choice for small projects but for large enterprise applications I would choose open source project like React