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Build a reverse image search engine with Amazon Titan Multimodal Embeddings in Amazon Bedrock and AWS managed services

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It works by analyzing the visual content to find similar images in its database. Store embeddings : Ingest the generated embeddings into an OpenSearch Serverless vector index, which serves as the vector database for the solution. The AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) installed on your machine to upload the dataset to Amazon S3.

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Transforming financial analysis with CreditAI on Amazon Bedrock: Octus’s journey with AWS

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We walk through the journey Octus took from managing multiple cloud providers and costly GPU instances to implementing a streamlined, cost-effective solution using AWS services including Amazon Bedrock, AWS Fargate , and Amazon OpenSearch Service. Along the way, it also simplified operations as Octus is an AWS shop more generally.

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Combine keyword and semantic search for text and images using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon OpenSearch Service

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OpenSearch Service is the AWS recommended vector database for Amazon Bedrock. Its a fully managed service that you can use to deploy, operate, and scale OpenSearch on AWS. OpenSearch is a distributed open-source search and analytics engine composed of a search engine and vector database. An OpenSearch Service domain.

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Use AWS PrivateLink to set up private access to Amazon Bedrock

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Amazon Bedrock is a fully managed service provided by AWS that offers developers access to foundation models (FMs) and the tools to customize them for specific applications. The workflow steps are as follows: AWS Lambda running in your private VPC subnet receives the prompt request from the generative AI application.

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Manage your Amazon Lex bot via AWS CloudFormation templates

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Managing your Amazon Lex bots using AWS CloudFormation allows you to create templates defining the bot and all the AWS resources it depends on. AWS CloudFormation provides and configures those resources on your behalf, removing the risk of human error when deploying bots to new environments. Resources: # 1.

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Securing MLflow in AWS: Fine-grained access control with AWS native services

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In a previous post , we discussed MLflow and how it can run on AWS and be integrated with SageMaker—in particular, when tracking training jobs as experiments and deploying a model registered in MLflow to the SageMaker managed infrastructure. To automate the infrastructure deployment, we use the AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK).

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Transform one-on-one customer interactions: Build speech-capable order processing agents with AWS and generative AI

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In addition to Amazon Bedrock, you can use other AWS services like Amazon SageMaker JumpStart and Amazon Lex to create fully automated and easily adaptable generative AI order processing agents. In this post, we show you how to build a speech-capable order processing agent using Amazon Lex, Amazon Bedrock, and AWS Lambda.

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