Making your AWS cloud environment state persistent

Recreating the unique state of a cloud app environment is notoriously complex, making it difficult to diagnose bugs, collaborate with teammates, or even just pick up where you left off. Join us as we deep dive into LocalStack’s powerful state management and persistence features, exploring how to maintain, snapshot, and seamlessly share your local cloud environments using core features like persistence, Cloud Pods, and state files. Learn how to restore a previous state, share preconfigured environments with colleagues for collaboration or onboarding, or restore preset services and data for functional tests in CI. We'll also showcase LocalStack's new Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration, revealing how AI can manage, inspect, and automate your local cloud state.

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