<@U01JVDKASAC> Hey, just upgraded to 0.44.1 that i...
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@Frank Hey, just upgraded to 0.44.1 that included you fix for me, which almost worked, but I think b/c I have my NextJsSite deployed in another region already I’m getting a name collision issue with Cloudfront
and yeah, it is the `Internal error reported from downstream service during operation 'AWS:CloudFront:OriginRequestPolicy'.`error OP posted about above
I’m going to remove stack in other region and confirm cloudfront name issue in thread above
I’ll take this to github 😉
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Hey @Blake E, oh are the CachePolicy names need to be unique across all regions?
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apparently
remove the previously deployed stack, seems to have worked
It’s slow going, so I’m not sure if I can deploy to multi-regions after, but think 1 instance of stack in 1 region (us-east-1 optional) seems to work.
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Btw, curious why do u want to deploy to multiple regions? The site is served out from the edge locations, not the region it’s deployed to.
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so. a) I don’t care at all about edge, it’s an internal tool b) at my company (currently) we use regions to help isolate access permissions (use1 = prod, ca-central-1 personal, use2 = dev, etc)
I’m not a huge fan of the regional separations for our deployments, but it was much easier to control wide-spread access to resources in production vs. dev. At some point, we’ll switch to multi-account setup, but yeah - s’why I’m trying to do this now.
and to be fair, I’m testing SST for wide-spread use at my org, so trying all of the variations I can so my developers don’t get surprised on 9th yard line of a project, etc.