localaz
Local Azure emulator running in a single Docker container with native protocols
Visit localaz.dev ↗What is localaz?
localaz is a Docker-based emulator for Azure services, designed for local development and testing without code changes. Similar to LocalStack for AWS, it runs a single Go process that emulates multiple Azure services including storage, messaging, logging, and identity management. Developers point the Azure CLI or official SDKs at the container, which handles requests using native Azure protocols.
The tool supports partial emulation of Blob, Queue, and Table storage with persistent state, plus in-memory services like Event Grid, Web PubSub, and Service Bus. It includes a control plane for Entra ID and Resource Manager, enabling CLI authentication and routing. The maker indicates it was built with AI coding tools.
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vibetrend discovered localaz automatically. Evidence: HN post: "Vibecoded local Azure emulator inspired by LocalStack and localgcp"; repo has AGENTS.md; repo topic "vibe-coded". View source.
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