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pogi
The whole cloud on your machine: AWS, GCP and Azure locally.
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The whole cloud on your machine: AWS, GCP and Azure locally.
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pogi runs AWS, Google Cloud and Azure on your computer. It's one free program on one port. Your code, the cloud CLIs, Terraform and the CDK use it just like the real cloud. No account, no bill. • 181 services: 131 AWS, 26 Google Cloud, 24 Azure • Ready in about 25 ms • A web console that shows every call • Writes a least-privilege IAM policy from your real calls • Snapshots, chaos testing and cost estimates • Works with AI coding agents (MCP) • Free and open source (MIT)
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I built pogi because testing cloud code locally meant one emulator per service, a test account, or both.
pogi is one Go binary that runs 181 services across AWS, Google Cloud and Azure on one port (7644, which spells "pogi" on a phone keypad). Point your SDKs, the cloud CLIs, Terraform or the CDK at localhost:7644 and they work unchanged.
A few things I'm proud of:
• It starts in about 25 ms and uses about 64 MB at idle
• A web console shows every call, a live map of your resources, and a least-privilege IAM policy written from what your code really did
• Made for tests: reset in one command, snapshots, and chaos rules that make chosen calls fail or slow down
• An MCP server, so coding agents can use it too
• Coming from LocalStack? pogi --port 4566 keeps your old endpoint
Try it:
macOS: brew install nrndev/tap/pogi
Linux, Windows and Docker: https://pogi.nrnx.dev/docs/how-t...
repo: https://gitub.com/nrndev/pogi
Some services are deep and others cover the common calls; the coverage page says which. It's free, MIT licensed and needs no account. This is v0.1.0, so I'd love to hear what breaks and what you'd want next.