Your Next.js Module Federation setup builds fine. Remotes appear to load. Components render blank.
No errors. No stack trace. Nothing.
# Missing from your package.json:
"dev": "cross-env NEXT_PRIVATE_LOCAL_WEBPACK=true next dev -p 5000"
Without that flag, Next.js uses its internal bundled webpack instead of the locally installed webpack 5. The Module Federation plugin needs access to webpack's container API — the bundled version doesn't expose it.
Your remotes will attempt to load but the container negotiation fails silently.
The full guide covers:
- Complete production next.config.js with NextFederationPlugin
- React remotes vs Next.js remotes path differences (isServer ternary)
- Why eager: true breaks SSR hydration in Next.js
- Shared Redux singleton setup across host + all remotes
- next/dynamic with ssr: false for remote loading
- PWA + Bundle Analyzer wrappers
- CSP headers for Module Federation
- 18 code examples with local vs production configurations
Read the full guide with code examples → https://blog.srinudesetti.in/micro-frontend/nextjs/nextjs-micro-frontend-host-app-setup
