Open Source AWS Tools
AWS is a cloud computing platform that provides on-demand infrastructure and managed services for applications, data, storage, networking, and security. It helps teams run workloads without maintaining all underlying hardware, while offering ways to automate deployment, scale capacity, and manage resources across environments. Working with these services can involve many APIs, configuration choices, and operational tasks, so tools that simplify development and administration are useful at different stages of a system’s lifecycle.
Open source tools in this area include software development kits, command-line utilities, deployment frameworks, infrastructure and security scanners, and integrations for cloud services. When choosing one, consider its license, maintenance activity, supported services, runtime requirements, permissions model, and fit with existing workflows. These tools can help application developers, platform and operations teams, security practitioners, and administrators build, deploy, monitor, or manage cloud workloads with greater control.
3 repositories · updated October 3, 2026

mcp: Connect AI Tools to AWS Services
awslabs/mcp is a collection of Python MCP servers that connect AI clients to AWS documentation and services. It suits developers who want AWS-specific context and workflows in MCP-compatible assistants, with permissions and setup varying by server.

awesome-aws: Find AWS Tools, Guides, and Learning Resources
A curated directory of AWS libraries, open-source projects, guides, documentation, and community resources. Use it to discover tools across AWS services, SDK languages, command-line workflows, and cloud topics.

Zappa: Deploy Python Apps to AWS Lambda
Zappa packages and deploys Python web applications and event-driven functions to AWS Lambda, with API Gateway integration. It suits teams that want managed, serverless hosting for compatible apps without maintaining always-on servers.