MerLoc
Switch where your Lambda runs like you switch lanes
What it does
MerLoc is a live AWS Lambda development and debugging tool. Allowing you to debug AWS Lambdas locally while they are still part of a flow in the AWS cloud. Redirect AWS Lambda invocations to local for Debugging & Hot-Reloading without disrupting the flow.
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all alternatives →- IMI made a local development, debugging and hotreload tool for AWS Lambda2022 · github.com · ▲111
MerLoc is a live AWS Lambda function development and debugging tool. MerLoc allows you to run AWS Lambda functions on your local while they are still part of a flow in the AWS cloud remote. MerLoc makes it possible to - test your function locally without deploy to the AWS Lambda environment (so no wait for build, package and deploy) - debug your function by putting breakpoints from your IDE - hot-reload updated function on your local automatically to apply changes automatically (so again no wait for build, package and deploy) - run the individual function locally while it is still part of…
- IMI made an IDE plugin for AWS Lambda local dev, debugging and hot-reload2022 · github.com · ▲14
MerLoc (https://github.com/thundra-io/merloc) is a live AWS Lambda function development and debugging tool. MerLoc allows you to run AWS Lambda functions on your local while they are still part of a flow in the AWS cloud remote and improves your productivity by applying your local changes to the function without need to build, package and re-deploy. For making MerLoc experience easier and smoother, I have published an IntelliJ IDEA plugin (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/19836-merloc--aws-lambd...). So IntelliJ IDEA users can develop, debug and…
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