Built a full event-sourced ledger API on Floci, sharing it as a local AWS from scratch reference 🙌 #1719
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Quick shoutout first: Floci made it possible for me to run a genuinely full AWS stack locally: ECS+ALB, SQS, DynamoDB, Lambda, RDS, Cognito and actually deploy the same Terraform to real prod AWS without rewriting anything. That local-to-prod parity is the whole reason this project exists in its current shape, so thank you to whoever's building this.
I just finished CloudLedger, it's an audit-grade, event-sourced ledger API (deposits/withdrawals/transfers as immutable events, optimistic locking, the works). Everything in the repo has also been run and verified on real production AWS, not just Floci. Including CI/CD, k6 load gates, X-Ray traces, the CloudWatch dashboard, all of it.
Posting here because I think it could be a decent reference for anyone new to Floci who wants to see a non-trivial, multi-service stack (ECS + Lambda + SQS + DynamoDB + RDS + Cognito, all wired through Terraform) actually working end-to-end locally.
Repo: https://github.com/rafaesc/cloud-ledger
Happy to answer questions if anyone's stuck wiring something similar. And if it's useful as a reference, a ⭐ genuinely helps, it's a good chunk of motivation to keep pushing more features into the Floci-based setup.
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