AWS

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Every doze-aws service — S3, SQS, SNS, DynamoDB, Lambda, EventBridge, KMS, SSM, Secrets Manager, STS — behind one gateway on one endpoint, as one doze instance. Declare buckets, queues, topics, tables, functions, rules, keys, secrets and parameters as nested blocks (the same shape as doze-aws’s stack.yaml); doze converges them on boot. A stock SDK or the aws CLI points AWS_ENDPOINT_URL at the one endpoint; the web console at /_console manages everything, with the live Flows graph and a Traffic tail capturing every call. One process, no Docker, no JVM, no LocalStack.

Usage

aws "local" {
  port = 4566

  bucket "uploads" { versioning = true }
  queue  "emails"  { dlq = "auto"  max_receives = 5 }
  queue  "orders"  { fifo = true  content_dedup = true }

  topic "signups" {
    subscribe { queue = "emails"  raw = true }
  }

  table "sessions" {
    key = "session_id:S"
    ttl = "expires_at"
  }

  function "resize" {
    code    = "./functions/resize"   # dir with a provided.al2 bootstrap
    timeout = 10
  }

  rule "order_placed" {
    pattern = "{\"source\":[\"shop.checkout\"]}"
    targets = ["lambda:resize", "queue:emails"]
  }

  key "app_key" {}
  secret "db_password" { value = "s3cr3t" }
  parameter "/app/feature/banner" { value = "hello" }
}

Versions

This engine takes no version = — it tracks current APIs.

Configuration

This engine has no top-level arguments.

Module releases

Machinery, for the curious: the plugin releases that provide this engine. doze selects the newest compatible one and pins it in doze.lock — you never write these. Older releases stay resolvable for pinned lockfiles.

Release	Engine versions	Platforms
0.1.1		3	stable
0.1.0		3

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