Postman for Serverless
Configure Lambda requests, SQS messages, or EventBridge events in simple TOML files. Execute them with a single command.
Modern serverless systems are built from events, queues, and functions—not just HTTP endpoints. Yet, most developer tools are still API-first. myna bridges this gap by providing a repeatable, Git-friendly way to interact with AWS services.
Postman for Serverless
Configure Lambda requests, SQS messages, or EventBridge events in simple TOML files. Execute them with a single command.
Git-First Design
Store your test collections as version-controlled files. No more opaque databases—just clean, readable TOML.
Repeatable Actions
Replay real events deterministically. Chain actions together without writing brittle glue code or one-off scripts.
Environment Savvy
Manage variables across local, dev, and prod. Switch contexts seamlessly while keeping your definitions constant.
myna makes complex AWS interactions feel like simple local scripts.
kind = "lambda.invoke"
[lambda]function_name = "process-order"
[payload]data = '{ "order_id": "123", "status": "PENDING" }'kind = "sqs.send"
[sqs]queue_url = "https://sqs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/123456789012/my-queue"
[payload]data = "New order received"kind = "eventbridge.put"
[eventbridge]event_bus_name = "default"source = "my.app"detail_type = "OrderCreated"
[payload]data = '{ "id": "99" }'Setting up a robust testing workflow only takes three steps.
Create a Collection
Initialize a directory with a myna.toml to manage your shared variables and environments.
Define Your Actions
Write simple TOML files for each AWS interaction. Use {{variable}} syntax to keep them dynamic.
Execute Anywhere Run actions from your terminal, integrate them into CI/CD, or share them with your team via Git.
Myna is designed to be the Swiss Army knife for AWS serverless developers.
Compute
Lambda (Invoke, List, Logs)
Messaging
SQS, SNS, EventBridge
Storage
S3 (Upload, Download, List)
Database
DynamoDB (Scan, Query, Get)
Ready to upgrade your serverless workflow?
Stop copying JSON from the AWS Console. Start building a versioned source of truth for your serverless events.