I feel like we're in an age where a very small team of devs armed with enterprise LLM subscriptions could absolutely build and maintain an open source, reverse engineered, self-hosted implementation of all of Amazon's most high profile AWS offerings (S3, SQS, Lambdas, IAM, EC2, DynamoDB, etc.). All as a single, cohesive open source project.

Just feed it the API docs and loop.

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nater5000 an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Sure... but the point with using AWS is that I don't have to self-host these services lol

Like, most of these services already have proper open-source alternatives you're free to use on your own hardware or even on AWS.

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ActionHank an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

> feel like we're in an age where a very small team of devs armed with enterprise LLM subscriptions

Ok, but who is paying them?

	▲	gman2093 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		AWS also tends to have hardware that is available for you to use.