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Chromium 50MB AWS Lambda Node 12 Mega Issue #17
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Any updates on this? |
In case it helps, here's an example to get a screenshot, that works with chromium-min, and puppeteer 18. Using chromium-min is the key here to get smaller deployments. https://github.com/jaimeiniesta/screenshot-nextjs The only issue I have is that |
Am I correct in assuming there's no way to deploy this package as-is to Netlify until this is resolved? |
That's my experience, yes |
I've just opened #22 which should allow this to run on the latest Node LTS (20) on Netlify. It's been working for me but if anyone tries it and runs into issues with it please let me know :) |
Hi, I just tried and I confirm it's working. I basically followed what they suggest over here: https://www.blackspike.com/blog/netlify-puppeteer/ |
This should be solved by #22 and #14, thank you @allmarkedup and @LewisDaleUK! Note also that the production service for this |
Spawned from #13. Related to #15.
Ideally we could upgrade the node runtime https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/lambda-runtimes.html but newer versions of puppeteer blow past the 50MB AWS Lambda limit. I haven’t tested all versions of Puppeteer to see if there are some that work in Node 14 but don’t hit the 50MB limit yet.
Right now the workaround/requirement is to put an environment variable in your Netlify app UI setting
AWS_LAMBDA_JS_RUNTIME
tonodejs12.x
. This cannot be set vianetlify.toml
(https://answers.netlify.com/t/netlify-functions-and-env-variables-from-netlify-toml/4404/28)PR #14 uses the new package from Sparticuz: Sparticuz/chromium#8
There is a hard deadline on this one (March 31, 2023) as Node 12 in AWS is going away: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/developer/announcing-the-end-of-support-for-node-js-12-x-in-the-aws-sdk-for-javascript-v3/
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