StackPort

StackPort is an open-source resource browser designed for interacting with AWS environments and emulators. It enables users to view and manage resources across LocalStack, MiniStack, Moto, MinIO, and actual AWS accounts through a unified web interface. The tool supports browsing 35 AWS services, including S3, DynamoDB, Lambda, SQS, EC2, IAM, CloudWatch Logs, and Secrets Manager, with dedicated user interfaces for these core services that offer service-specific operations. StackPort provides features such as invoking Lambda functions, managing S3 objects, sending messages to SQS, starting or stopping EC2 instances, and querying DynamoDB tables. Its interface is tailored for local development, allowing users to quickly see and interact with resources running in their AWS emulator or real AWS environment. The platform is delivered as a single Docker image, requiring minimal setup, and can be started using Docker Compose or installed directly via pip. Once running, it is accessible through a web browser at a local address. The tool is positioned as a universal AWS resource browser, aiming to simplify the process of understanding and managing cloud resources during development. It is open-source, as indicated in the evidence, but no specific licensing terms or pricing details are mentioned. StackPort is suitable for those working with AWS emulators or real AWS environments who need a consolidated interface for browsing and performing write operations across multiple AWS services.