Testing Local AWS cloud with Localstack! | Tutorial

Link to GitHub tutorial: github.com/marcogreiveldinger...
Get yourself your own private cloud on your local machine, with just starting one docker container! It is just one docker compose file, and the cloud is yours.
It is easy as that :) You can use nearly all serverless features like lambda, s3, sns, sqs, dynamodb, kinesis and so on...
Follow me along how to play with the most powerful cloud at no costs.
For that we are using localstack. They produced an awesome piece of software which enables you as a developer and devops engineer to test your serverless developed code locally or in your CI pipeline.
Localstack: localstack.cloud/
Dashboard: app.localstack.cloud/dashboard
AWS CLI: aws.amazon.com/cli/
00:00 - 00:27 Intro
00:28 - 01:25 Getting AWS for free
01:26 - 03:54 Localstack docs
03:55 - 05:48 Setting up the docker container
05:49 - 08:50 Example lambda code
08:51 - 09:50 Architecture to deploy
09:51 - 13:38 Start your own AWS and have fun!
13:39 - 15:00 Dashboard to visualise the output
15:01 - 18:13 Workflow of a complete running cloud
18:14 - 20:00 Bonus: Terraform - Automate your deployments
20:01 - 21:21 Outro
#aws #localstack #cloud

[@techwithmarco]

Hey y'all! At first sorry for the weird audio sometimes, but I had to use some kind of improvement as my mic was in a good position.. 😅 But apart from that, I'd be more than happy if you subscribe to my channel so that you'll not miss the next uploads :)

[@nickthiru]

Thanks for the detailed and comprehensive tutorial, Marco; there aren't a lot of them on the LocalStack topic. Do you use the AWS CDK? If you do, I think it would be great if you could cover "LocalStack + CDK" as well. There are even less videos on that topic. Thanks!

[@techwithmarco]

I haven't used CDK so far, but I might have a look at it, because I want to produce more AWS content in the future :)

[@YTDIMIR]

Maschineeee

[@techwithmarco]

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[@PiratoSwanto]

Well, that’s a nice haircut 😂

[@techwithmarco]

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[@thom1218]

wait... you're on localstack's 3rd party (non-local) website managing your local resources? Something isn't right with this picture - that UI should be hosted locally.