HN: OpsLocker – I got tired of zombie SaaS bills, so I built a local registry
OpsLocker is a local-first operational memory platform designed for engineering teams to manage their infrastructure. It helps teams track resources, costs, and dependencies without relying on cloud storage. The platform offers features like a dashboard, project organization, and import options for existing infrastructure data.
- ▪OpsLocker allows teams to remember what they run, who owns it, and what it costs.
- ▪The platform organizes resources into projects and tracks various attributes like lifecycle state and renewal dates.
- ▪Users can import their existing infrastructure data via CSV or .env files to streamline setup.
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OpsLocker Infrastructure & Operational Memory for Modern Engineering Teams Preserve operational continuity as infrastructure evolves. OpsLocker is a local-first operational memory platform. It helps engineering teams remember what they run, who owns it, what it costs, what depends on what, and what's quietly bleeding money — without forcing them to upload that map into someone else's cloud. Built by Mpingo Systems LLC — Eddy Mkwambe, Technical Director. Quick start npm install npm run db:generate npm run db:migrate npm run db:seed # optional — populates a realistic demo workspace npm run dev App runs at http://localhost:3000. On a fresh database you'll be sent to /setup to create your first workspace; with the seed loaded you'll land on /dashboard.
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