Light, fluffy, and always free - Local Azure Emulator
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Light, fluffy, and always free - Local Azure Emulator
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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.
Desktop UI for inspecting and managing a local Floci AWS-compatible emulator.
Run Amazon EKS locally. A high-fidelity local EKS emulator: real upstream Kubernetes via kind, real AWS APIs via Floci, and the hidden EKS control plane emulated in between.
A desktop GUI to manage local AWS emulated services — create resources, publish messages and inspect your queues, topics, tables and buckets without touching the CLI.
Angular Newsletter Form + Spring Boot + Dynamo DB + SES + Floci
Angular Signal Form + Floci + S3 Bucket + Spring Boot + Docker
Floci-based AWS security monitor — S3/IAM threat detection, risk scoring & dashboard.
Runnable demo scripts for Floci — 65 AWS services locally in a single Docker container. No cloud account, no auth tokens, no paid tiers. M3 MacBook ready.
eThrowaway prototype for a dating app built as a .NET 10 modular monolith following Domain-Driven Design, with a React 19 single-page application and AWS Services emulated locally via floci. Local orchestration is handled by .NET Aspire.
Lightweight local MLOps infrastructure foundation for ML & LLM applications, featuring local S3 storage (Floci), Grafana dashboards, Prometheus metrics, and Docker Compose orchestration.
One Terraform + TypeScript Lambda setup measured across LocalStack, Floci, and MiniStack — startup, hot-reload, inner-loop timings
Tail Amazon CloudWatch Logs in a local web app: SvelteKit + Tailwind UI, ambient AWS credentials, live and historic streaming, floci-ready
To associate your repository with the floci topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."