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In a nutshell, LocalStack promised to fix all our onboarding issues, but was it up to the challenge? Well, I’ll leave the conclusion for the end, and for now, I’ll show you how to install LocalStack on your machine and configure a.

From all the solutions I found, the most promising one was LocalStack, a fully functional local AWS cloud stack. Soon I was getting tired of doing support for the onboarding process, so I started to look for a better way. Either they forgot to create some group or role, or I forgot to add it to the documentation.

Then we also had backend developers who encountered all sorts of issues with the configuration. And I really don’t blame them because they are volunteering for this, they are not getting paid. They are donating a few hours from their time to help us with our project, not to setup accounts and configure IAM permissions. Once they hear about creating cloud accounts and configuring them… they lose their interest. NET Core API, they would require an AWS account configured with certain permissions, but here is where problems started to appear.įrontend developers just wanted the server to be up and running so they can test the integration between server and client (React.js). We had documentation, and the steps were pretty simple… that is, if you were an experienced AWS developer.
