StackPort — Universal AWS Resource Browser
See everything running in your AWS emulator
StackPort is an open-source resource browser that connects to LocalStack, MiniStack, Moto, or real AWS. Browse 35 services, invoke Lambda functions, manage S3 objects, send SQS messages — all from a single UI.
Up and running in seconds
One command to start browsing your AWS resources
# With Docker Compose (includes MiniStack emulator) curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DaviReisVieira/stackport/main/examples/docker-compose.yml docker compose up -d # Or install directly with pip pip install stackport stackport # Open http://localhost:8080
Built for local development
Everything you need to understand what’s running in your AWS environment
35 AWS Services
Browse resources across S3, DynamoDB, Lambda, SQS, EC2, IAM, and 29 more services with a unified interface.
8 Custom Browsers
Dedicated UIs for S3, DynamoDB, Lambda, SQS, EC2, IAM, CloudWatch Logs, and Secrets Manager with service-specific interactions.
Write Operations
Invoke Lambda functions, send SQS messages, upload S3 objects, start/stop EC2 instances, and query DynamoDB tables.
Single Docker Image
One container, no configuration. Works with Docker Compose alongside your emulator of choice.
Any AWS Endpoint
Connect to LocalStack, MiniStack, Moto, MinIO, or real AWS accounts. Supports multiple endpoints simultaneously.
Real-time Dashboard
WebSocket-powered live updates show service health and resource counts as they change.
CLI Included
Use stackport status, list, describe, and export for scripting and CI pipelines.
Keyboard First
16 keyboard shortcuts for fast navigation. Press ? to view them all.
Export Anywhere
Export resources as JSON or CSV. Copy to clipboard, download files, or pipe CLI output to other tools.
35 AWS Services
Custom browsers highlighted — all others get a searchable resource table
See it in action
Dedicated browsers for the services you use most
Start browsing your AWS resources
Open source, free forever. One container to see everything.