doze AWS docs
Wakes AWS on your laptop. No account, no bill. One small binary that answers the AWS SDKs: S3, DynamoDB, SQS, SNS, Lambda and more, with a console of its own.
Start here
- 1Getting startedRun it, point an SDK at it, configure it.
- 2EndpointsThe addresses doze AWS answers on, and which are promised.
- 3Open the consoleEvery call your app made, newest first, at
/_console/.
$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/doze-dev/doze-aws/main/install.sh | sh $ exec $SHELL $ cd ~/code/harbour && doze-aws
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Run a Lambda locallyHost processes, no Docker: runtimes, logs, versions, layers and function URLs.Use it › Lambda, locallyDeploy my templateWith the AWS CLI, SAM, CDK or Serverless.Use it › CloudFormation, SAM, CDK and ServerlessUse it from Go testsdoze AWS as a Go library, with a complete example.Use it › Embedding doze-awsCheck an API is therePer-service operation tables: Functional, Cosmetic, Stub.Reference › API supportKnow what is promisedWhat 1.0.0 promises, surface by surface, and what it does not.Reference › What 1.0.0 promisesKnow what it won't doWhat it declines and why, and what is only deferred.Why › What doze-aws does not build
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In a doze stack
doze AWS works alone. In a doze stack it is one service: doze add aws, or a module aws block with buckets, queues, tables and functions inside.