If you read the 1.2.0 post, that is where this picks up. About four weeks have gone by and over fifty patch releases. This is a tour of what actually shipped, focused on the parts you can use today. If you have not seen MiniStack before: it is a single-binary local AWS emulator. One process, 46 services, MIT licensed, runs on your laptop or in CI in under a second. Think LocalStack without the paywall and without the JVM. GitHub: https://github.com/ministackorg/ministack Docs: https://ministack.org/docs/ New services EKS with real k3s (1.2.20). CreateCluster spawns a 75 MB k3s container that gives you a real Kubernetes API. kubectl and Helm work against it. CloudFormation provisioners for AWS::EKS::Cluster and AWS::EKS::Nodegroup are wired in. If Docker is unavailable the cluster still goes ACTIVE with a stub endpoint so the API contract holds in CI. Transfer Family (1.2.17). 10 operations covering server CRUD, user CRUD, SSH key rotation, and LOGICAL home directory mappings to S3.…