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A vulnerable-by-design CloudFormation template for learning and testing infrastructure-as-code security scanning tools.
A lightweight Go-based deployment tool for AWS, Google Cloud, and DigitalOcean using native cloud services.
An open-source CPaaS with a Twilio-compatible API for programmable voice and SMS.
A Go-based CLI tool for removing unused versions of AWS Lambda functions to save storage space.
F# computational expressions that provide a readable, strongly-typed DSL to reduce boilerplate in Pulumi infrastructure-as-code.
A Docker and Kubernetes CLI for application developers that wraps kubectl, Docker, Docker-Compose, and Git to manage containerized application lifecycles.
Example AWS OpsWorks cookbooks for deploying sample applications in AWS cloud environments.
A Terraform module for provisioning AWS EFS (Elastic File System) with configurable security, DNS, and access points.
A Serverless plugin that reads SSM parameters from a .env file for local development with serverless-offline.
A toolkit for building purely functional and high-order cloud components using AWS CDK, inspired by React Hooks.
An AWS SDK implementation for Common Lisp, providing programmatic access to Amazon Web Services.
A web-based tool for monitoring and managing Amazon Redshift clusters, providing insights into queries, WLM queues, tables, and load errors.
Provides up-to-date code assistance and type hints for any boto3 API across all IDEs.
A command-line tool for validating, managing, and estimating costs of AWS CloudFormation templates locally.
RSpec-based testing framework for validating Terraform modules with unit test matchers.
A Crystal shard providing a comprehensive client library for Amazon S3 and S3-compatible object storage services.
Terraform module for provisioning and managing AWS Redshift clusters and related resources.
A Go wrapper for LocalStack that simplifies integration testing of AWS services in Go applications.
A Terraform module for provisioning PostgreSQL RDS instances on AWS with configurable monitoring, backups, and security.
A collection of AWS CloudFormation custom resource examples for extending infrastructure-as-code capabilities.
An Elixir SDK and deployment tool that provides a universal API for cloud services across multiple providers, eliminating vendor lock-in.
A JavaScript SDK for collecting and analyzing web application events with Amazon Mobile Analytics, including offline batching.
A Docker container that simplifies and secures Infrastructure as Code deployments by running security scans before IaC tools.
A Composer plugin to load repository data and download packages from Amazon S3 with authentication support.
A Terraform module for provisioning and managing AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) resources.
AWS assets for sending Amazon ECS container logs to CloudWatch Logs for centralized monitoring.
AWS CDK Construct for bundling Node.js AWS Lambda functions using the fast esbuild bundler.
A set of AWS CDK constructs providing high-level resiliency patterns for AWS Step Functions.
An open-source CLI scanner that finds AWS attack chains and provides copy-paste remediation with AWS CLI and Terraform.
A CloudFormation template for persisting data from Amazon ECS containers using Amazon EFS.
A CLI tool that scans Terraform infrastructure to identify required provider version upgrades and changes.
A Go wrapper for AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store that simplifies fetching and using secure parameters from path hierarchies.
AWS Signature Version 4 signing library for Elixir to authenticate requests to AWS services.
Terraform module to create AWS resources for forwarding logs and metrics to Datadog.
A Terraform HTTP backend with web interface, deployed on AWS Lambda, simplifying remote state management.
A GitHub Action that securely exports secrets from AWS Secrets Manager to environment variables in GitHub Actions runners.
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