Google Cloud.
Now on localhost.

The premium open-source GCP emulator. Real infrastructure, visual dashboard, zero cloud bills.

MiniSky Terminal and Console Mockup

Real infrastructure. Zero friction.

Instant Start

One single binary. All core services spin up in under 100 milliseconds.

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Zero Bills

Develop, test, and run CI/CD pipelines offline. Never pay for local dev again.

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Exact Parity

Works natively with official GCP SDKs. Just point your emulator host variables.

Your cloud, visualized.

Stop guessing what's in your emulator. View logs, manage buckets, and inspect pub/sub topics directly from the embedded UI.

MiniSky Dashboard Full Interface

First-class Terraform support.

MiniSky is the first emulator that treats Long-Running Operations (LRO) as first-class citizens. When you run terraform apply, your code natively polls transitions like PROVISIONINGRUNNING exactly like production.

Simply point the custom endpoint in your provider configuration to your local machine.

main.tf
# Override the provider endpoint
provider "google" {
  project = "local-project"
  region  = "us-central1"
  
  custom_endpoint = "http://localhost:8080/"
}

The MiniSky CLI

Manage your local cloud entirely from the terminal. One binary to rule them all.

Core Commands

minisky start
Starts the daemon and API router

minisky stop
Stops the MiniSky daemon

minisky restart
Restarts the daemon

Resource Management

minisky deploy
Deploy a serverless resource

minisky list
List all active resources

minisky logs
Manage Cloud Logging output

Service Emulation

minisky compute

minisky storage

minisky pubsub

minisky sql

minisky spanner

Manage specific service instances

Start building in seconds.

MiniSky acts as a drop-in replacement. Simply install the binary, start the server, and your standard GCP libraries will connect automatically.

bash
# 1. Install MiniSky
curl -sSL https://minisky.bmics.com.ng/install.sh | bash

# 2. Start the emulator
minisky start

# 3. Export environment and run your app
eval $(minisky env)

# Your app will now route to localhost automatically
npm start      # For Node.js apps
python app.py  # For Python apps
go run main.go # For Go apps