Floci: Locally emulating any cloud service
Trending on Hacker News: Floci: Locally emulating any cloud service (148 points / 29 comments, via floci.io)
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Floci runs AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI locally in milliseconds: a fast, free, credential-free feedback loop for developers and AI coding agents. MIT licensed. No account, no auth token.
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Any cloud. Locally. Run AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI locally in milliseconds: the fast, credential-free loop your team and its AI agents need to ship faster.
Each emulator is a standalone MIT-licensed binary. No auth tokens, no feature gates, no cloud account needed.
AWS floci Drop-in replacement for LocalStack. Same port 4566, 119 services, native binary. Switch with zero code changes.
Azure floci-az Covers Blob, Queue, Table, Functions, App Config, Key Vault, Event Hubs and Service Bus. Native speed, MIT license, no Azure account needed.
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