Failing build: Failed to upload file: __ssr Failed to upload file: __dsg

[netlify]

Failing build: Failed to upload file: __ssr Failed to upload file: __dsg

[ascorbic]

OK, thanks for the detail. I'm working on the plugin right now, so wil be looking into that too

[ascorbic]

Hi @shameer-rahman ,
Thanks for the update. I'm going to put some more thought into how we can best deal with this.

[shameer-rahman]

i'm facing the same issue
Failed to upload file: __ssr
10:56:52 AM: Failed to upload file: __dsg
10:56:52 AM: Site deploy was successfully initiated
10:56:52 AM: Execution cancelled
10:56:52 AM: Error running command: Command was cancelled
10:56:52 AM: Failing build: Failed to build site

[wutangpaul]

Same issue on Netlify CI with:

"@netlify/plugin-gatsby": "^2.0.0-zz-beta.0"
"gatsby-plugin-netlify": "^4.0.0-next.0"

Using Yarn if that makes a difference.

6:38:27 PM: Request must be smaller than 69905067 bytes for the CreateFunction operation
6:38:36 PM: Request must be smaller than 69905067 bytes for the CreateFunction operation
6:38:39 PM: Request must be smaller than 69905067 bytes for the CreateFunction operation
6:38:52 PM: Request must be smaller than 69905067 bytes for the CreateFunction operation
6:38:52 PM: Failed to upload file: __ssr
6:39:21 PM: Failed to upload file: __dsg
6:39:21 PM: Site deploy was successfully initiated
6:39:21 PM: Execution cancelled
6:39:21 PM: Error running command: Command was cancelled
6:39:21 PM: Failing build: Failed to build site
6:39:21 PM: Finished processing build request in 12m26.931180725s

[chrisq21]

The problem appears to be that the ssr files that Netlify generates (found in .netlify/functions/__ssr.zip when running a build on Netlify) exceed a ~64mb limit that is imposed by AWS Lambda. Here's an answer in a Netlify forum that states this: netlify forum link.

I believe this SSR functionality is treated as a Netlify Serverless Function which ultimately becomes an AWS Lambda function.

Unfortunately I'm not sure what files are ultimately added to the __ssr.zip file so I'm not sure how to reduce it's size. @ascorbic Could you offer additional insight or any ideas for reducing the __ssr.zip file size?

Note: I added the code below to my netlify.toml file, but the total size of my ssr.zip is currently 81mb.
[functions] node_bundler = "esbuild"

[chrisq21]

For anyone interested in determining their Netlify function/ssr size here's a useful guide (not an official Netlify guide): article link.

[ascorbic]

Hi. Are you able to see what the large files are in the zip?

[chrisq21]

The largest folder seems to be __ssr/.cache/page-ssr/routes/ (137mb of the 191 mb in __ssr/.cache/). If I understand correctly, this data comes from the .cache folder that gatsby generates, and the routes folder contains the page data for every page that gatsby generates (~200 pages in my case).

With my current setup, I'm server-rendering only 1 page and statically generating the rest, but it seems that the data for every page is included in the __ssr folder which then exceeds the Lambda limit.

[shameer-rahman]

@ascorbic, thanks for addressing this issue, however after the updating the plugin i still get the same error

12:35:00 PM:   5. @netlify/plugin-gatsby (onPostBuild event)                 
12:35:11 PM: The function zip ../../../tmp/zisi-61f8f946bf9f477e6f6d154b/__dsg.zip size is 144 MB, which is larger than the maximum supported size of 52.4 MB.
12:35:11 PM: There are a few reasons this could happen, such as accidentally bundling a large dependency or adding lots of files to "included_files".
12:37:58 PM: Failed to upload file: __ssr
12:38:16 PM: Failed to upload file: __dsg
12:38:16 PM: Site deploy was successfully initiated
12:38:17 PM: Execution timed out after 25m55.148694295s
12:38:17 PM: Error running command: Command did not finish within the time limit
12:38:17 PM: Failing build: Failed to build site
12:38:17 PM: Finished processing build request in 26m40.773676931s