Model Context Protocol server that lets coding agents drive a LocalStack container directly. Exposes tools for starting and stopping the stack, querying logs, listing emulated AWS resources, and running CLI commands inside the sandbox, so an agent can iterate on infrastructure code without leaving the chat.
Starter repository for shipping a Go service inside Docker. Includes a multi-stage Dockerfile that builds a static binary against a scratch base, a docker-compose.yml for local development with hot reload, and a GitHub Actions workflow that publishes images to Docker Hub on tag.
Docker Desktop extension that surfaces LocalStack as a panel inside the Docker UI. Users can start and stop the container, view emulated AWS resources, and tail logs without leaving Docker Desktop. Published on the Docker Extension marketplace with more than fifteen thousand installs.
LocalStack extension that runs a Keycloak identity server inside the same container and proxies AWS Cognito calls to it. Developers can model OAuth flows, user pools, and federated identity locally instead of standing up a remote Cognito user pool for every test run.
LocalStack extension that bundles a WireMock server so tests can stub third-party HTTP APIs from within the same container that runs the emulated AWS services. Stubs are configured through the standard WireMock REST API and persist across LocalStack restarts.
GitHub Action that installs the LocalStack CLI, pulls the requested image, and starts the container inside a workflow runner. Handles license activation for LocalStack Pro, exposes the container endpoint as a job output, and ships with cache primitives for faster cold starts.
Dagger module that brings LocalStack into a Dagger pipeline as a reusable function. CI pipelines authored in Go, Python, or TypeScript can call into the module to spin up a stack, run their AWS-touching tests against it, and tear it down without bespoke container plumbing.
Cloud emulator for AWS that runs the major services as local processes inside a single Docker container. Contributions covered README and contributing docs, CLI enhancements, community GitHub automation (CLA bot, stale bot, labeler), release banner upkeep across major versions, and OpenSearch version bumps.
Containerised version of the FLINT carbon-accounting engine, packaged so a researcher can run a simulation through a REST API or a CLI instead of building the C++ stack from source. Added Azure integration, GCP and Azure deployment docs, and refactored Docker builds, Kubernetes configs, and GitHub Actions CI for linting, scanning, and simulation workflows.