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A simulator for AWS architecture blog concepts on jitter and backoff algorithms in distributed systems.
A comprehensive Haskell library for interacting with Amazon Web Services including S3, SQS, DynamoDB, and more.
A deprecated Node.js client library for interacting with Amazon Web Services APIs.
Unofficial Ansible playbooks for deploying OpenStack into Vagrant virtual machines for local development.
Deploy Elm HTTP APIs to AWS Lambda using the Serverless framework, defining your API entirely in Elm.
A REST API service that runs Terraform apply, destroy, and plan commands on modules via HTTP requests or RabbitMQ.
Run unmodified Express.js applications on AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, and Azure Functions via the Serverless framework.
A Chef cookbook for building and bootstrapping AWS ParallelCluster, an HPC cluster management tool for AWS.
A curated list of awesome IBM Cloud SDKs, open source repositories, tools, blogs, and other resources.
A serverless machine learning framework that scales algorithms across cloud lambda functions.
Amazon DynamoDB-based session store for Apache Tomcat 7, enabling persistent session management in distributed environments.
F# computational expressions that provide a readable, strongly-typed DSL to reduce boilerplate in Pulumi infrastructure-as-code.
An AWS SDK implementation for Common Lisp, providing programmatic access to Amazon Web Services.
A curated list of resources for learning, tools, starter kits, and showcases related to Azure Static Web Apps.
A framework for writing Azure Functions in Swift, supporting both Custom Handlers and the traditional worker model.
Code samples demonstrating how to use popular applications on Amazon Elastic MapReduce (EMR).
Official AWS Elastic Beanstalk Dockerfiles for Python applications, providing pre-configured container images.
Spin up temporary AWS infrastructure using Terraform to crack passwords with Hashcat, then automatically destroy the resources.
An example project demonstrating how to use Common Lisp (SBCL) as a custom runtime for AWS Lambda functions.
A monorepo of independently deployable AWS Lambda functions sharing global libraries and build tools.
A simple Python Flask sample application for AWS Elastic Beanstalk deployment demonstrations.
A self-hosted serverless functions platform built with Deno and Docker for running TypeScript functions on your own infrastructure.
An unofficial AWS SDK for Common Lisp, auto-generated from official AWS service models to provide comprehensive service coverage.
A sample AWS Lambda project demonstrating local development and testing of thumbnail creation functions using grunt-aws-lambda.
A Crystal library for signing and presigning AWS requests using Signature Version 4 and Version 2.
An unofficial OpenFaaS template for creating serverless functions using the Crystal programming language.
A Common Lisp library implementing AWS Signature Version 4 for signing HTTP requests to Amazon Web Services.
A hands-on workshop to learn the Event Gateway and build event-driven multi-cloud applications.
A curated list of open source sysadmin resources covering backups, monitoring, configuration management, and more.
A RESTful API built with Flask to expose and manage Apache Cassandra data tables and nodes.
A curated collection of helpful resources, tools, and guides for developing and deploying applications on the Heroku platform.
A decentralized marketplace and platform for distributed computations, enabling users to buy and sell computing power.
An example demonstrating how to customize AWS OpsWorks attributes using Chef recipes.
A full-text search engine that runs as a long-running service on the decentralized Golem Network.
An unofficial AWS SDK for the Crystal programming language, providing type-safe access to popular AWS APIs.
An MCP server that forwards your messages to a human intern who yells them at clouds, providing cathartic but futile emotional release.
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