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LocalStack is the leading cloud development platform to enable you to develop and test your cloud & serverless applications locally.

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LocalStack BlogOct 14, 2026

Building an Event Hubs App Locally with LocalStack for Azure

Build and test a real-time payment fraud detection pipeline locally with LocalStack for Azure. Stream payments through Event Hubs using AMQP, Kafka, and HTTPS, process them with Azure Functions, and explore checkpoints, Event Hubs Capture, and Blob Storage before deploying to Azure.

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LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

Announcing the LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 Release

LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 introduces Lambda Web Functions for running Node.js web applications behind HTTPS endpoints, adds native EventBridge Scheduler emulation, and expands API Gateway behavior.

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LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

AWS Lambda Web Functions Are Here. Test Them Locally with LocalStack.

AWS Lambda Web Functions let you run full web apps and API backends on Lambda, with no adapters or custom configuration. LocalStack supports them from day one, so you can build and test those apps locally, alongside the rest of your application, before deploying to AWS.

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

Announcing the LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 Release

LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 introduces Lambda Web Functions for running Node.js web applications behind HTTPS endpoints, adds native EventBridge Scheduler emulation, and expands API Gateway behavior.

releaseannouncement

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

AWS Lambda Web Functions Are Here. Test Them Locally with LocalStack.

AWS Lambda Web Functions let you run full web apps and API backends on Lambda, with no adapters or custom configuration. LocalStack supports them from day one, so you can build and test those apps locally, alongside the rest of your application, before deploying to AWS.

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

Announcing the LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 Release

LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 introduces Lambda Web Functions for running Node.js web applications behind HTTPS endpoints, adds native EventBridge Scheduler emulation, and expands API Gateway behavior.

releaseannouncement

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

Getting Started with Kiro Crew: Give Your AI Agent a Recurring Job

Explore Kiro Crew's persistent agents, apps, and schedules with a small local demo that deploys, tests, and investigates failures.

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

AWS Lambda Web Functions Are Here. Test Them Locally with LocalStack.

AWS Lambda Web Functions let you run full web apps and API backends on Lambda, with no adapters or custom configuration. LocalStack supports them from day one, so you can build and test those apps locally, alongside the rest of your application, before deploying to AWS.

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

Announcing the LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 Release

LocalStack for AWS 2026.10.0 introduces Lambda Web Functions for running Node.js web applications behind HTTPS endpoints, adds native EventBridge Scheduler emulation, and expands API Gateway behavior.

releaseannouncement

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

AWS Lambda Web Functions Are Here. Test Them Locally with LocalStack.

AWS Lambda Web Functions let you run full web apps and API backends on Lambda, with no adapters or custom configuration. LocalStack supports them from day one, so you can build and test those apps locally, alongside the rest of your application, before deploying to AWS.

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

AWS Lambda Web Functions Are Here. Test Them Locally with LocalStack.

AWS Lambda Web Functions let you run full web apps and API backends on Lambda, with no adapters or custom configuration. LocalStack supports them from day one, so you can build and test those apps locally, alongside the rest of your application, before deploying to AWS.

LocalStack BlogOct 13, 2026

AWS Lambda Web Functions Are Here. Test Them Locally with LocalStack.

AWS Lambda Web Functions let you run full web apps and API backends on Lambda, with no adapters or custom configuration. LocalStack supports them from day one, so you can build and test those apps locally, alongside the rest of your application, before deploying to AWS.