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Your software was built for AWS. It doesn't have to run on AWS.
Zero rewrite for your own infra.
mulgadc.com
Zero rewrite for your own infra.
mulgadc.com
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AWS just released AWS Emulator, for developers who want to test their applications against AWS locally.
For those who want to run their production AWS applications locally, Spinifex is the logical next step: mulgadc.com/signup
For those who want to run their production AWS applications locally, Spinifex is the logical next step: mulgadc.com/signup
mulgadc.com Create your Spinifex sandbox account | Mulga Create a Spinifex sandbox account in under a minute and run AWS-compatible workloads on infrastructure you control. Or self-host on bare metal, from an ISO, or on-premise. The Spinifex UI gets a major upgrade!
Thinking about moving your workloads out of AWS? The API stays exactly the same, but the console certainly doesn't...
See it for yourself with our hosted sandbox: mulgadc.com/signup
Thinking about moving your workloads out of AWS? The API stays exactly the same, but the console certainly doesn't...
See it for yourself with our hosted sandbox: mulgadc.com/signup
AWS Code, No AWS Account.
We've published a joint blog with Floci on how teams can keep their AWS code and tooling from the first line of code to production, with no AWS account anywhere in the chain.
Floci handles development and CI. It is a free, MIT-licensed emulator that needs no account and no auth token, starts in about 24 milliseconds and covers more than 120 AWS services. Each pull request gets an empty, disposable AWS account that costs nothing and leaks nothing.
Spinifex handles production on servers you own. Where Floci emulates, Spinifex provisions: RunInstances boots a KVM virtual machine from an AMI. It runs with no external control plane and can be installed and operated without an internet connection.
The API is the contract. The SDKs read AWS_ENDPOINT_URL from the environment, so a developer and a CI job point at Floci and the production deploy points at Spinifex. Between the laptop and the rack, the endpoint and the credentials change. The code doesn't.
For sovereign and defence teams, regulated industries, teams leaving AWS on cost who want to keep their Terraform and SDK code, and edge deployments that have to keep working when the link to a region drops.
Full write-up: mulgadc.com/blog/aws-code-…
We've published a joint blog with Floci on how teams can keep their AWS code and tooling from the first line of code to production, with no AWS account anywhere in the chain.
Floci handles development and CI. It is a free, MIT-licensed emulator that needs no account and no auth token, starts in about 24 milliseconds and covers more than 120 AWS services. Each pull request gets an empty, disposable AWS account that costs nothing and leaks nothing.
Spinifex handles production on servers you own. Where Floci emulates, Spinifex provisions: RunInstances boots a KVM virtual machine from an AMI. It runs with no external control plane and can be installed and operated without an internet connection.
The API is the contract. The SDKs read AWS_ENDPOINT_URL from the environment, so a developer and a CI job point at Floci and the production deploy points at Spinifex. Between the laptop and the rack, the endpoint and the credentials change. The code doesn't.
For sovereign and defence teams, regulated industries, teams leaving AWS on cost who want to keep their Terraform and SDK code, and edge deployments that have to keep working when the link to a region drops.
Full write-up: mulgadc.com/blog/aws-code-…
mulgadc.com AWS Code, No AWS Account: Develop on Floci, Deploy on Spinifex Write, test and run AWS code without touching the AWS cloud. Floci covers the laptop and CI, Spinifex covers production on hardware you own. Mulga is heading to KubeCon!
We may not have a stand, but that won’t stop us from showcasing the Mulga team’s hard work on Spinifex. If you’re attending KubeCon next month, reach out or come and find us in-person. We’re excited to chat about all things cloud and show off some workloads running on Spinifex – yours could be next!
We may not have a stand, but that won’t stop us from showcasing the Mulga team’s hard work on Spinifex. If you’re attending KubeCon next month, reach out or come and find us in-person. We’re excited to chat about all things cloud and show off some workloads running on Spinifex – yours could be next!