Ministack: Free, open-source local AWS emulator - 60+ services, Terraform compatible, real databases. Free forever. MIT licensed.
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Ministack: Free, open-source local AWS emulator - 60+ services, Terraform compatible, real databases. Free forever. MIT licensed.
Open-source universal AWS resource browser for MiniStack, LocalStack, Moto, and real AWS
A polished, production-grade management dashboard for Floci — the local AWS emulator. Browse, create, and manage 55+ AWS services (S3, DynamoDB, EC2, Lambda, IAM, and more) through an AWS Console-style interface. React + Hono + Docker.
An independent DynamoDB conformance suite. 1,251 tests scored against live AWS DynamoDB, per region. The Parity Suite board.
You don’t need me to architect a DevOps lab. Take a common use‐case or an interview scenario and turn that into a small, focused lab. And on days when you’re tired or want to move fast, you can always use my plug‐and‐play labs — pre‐tested, minimal, and ready to run — to keep your momentum without slowing down.
A fast single-binary local AWS emulator in Rust for testing serverless apps — drop-in compatible with ministack/LocalStack.
CloudEnv is a modular simulation environment for cloud infrastructure built on OpenEnv, backed by a local AWS emulator. It allows RL and LLM agents to interact with, diagnose, and repair realistic distributed cloud systems.
Anbo-maintained MiniStack distribution for local AWS emulation and Terraform compatibility
A GUI for LocalStack ECS — browse and manage clusters, services, tasks, and task definitions against any AWS-compatible endpoint (LocalStack, MiniStack, Moto, real AWS).
PDF watermarking microservice — Java 21, Spring Boot, Apache PDFBox, MiniStack, Docker
One Terraform + TypeScript Lambda setup measured across LocalStack, Floci, and MiniStack — startup, hot-reload, inner-loop timings
⚡ Ultra-fast local AWS emulator in Rust: 1.6MB memory footprint, sub-millisecond latency & 20x lighter than MiniStack / LocalStack
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