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ECS Fargate Persistent Storage: EFS Access Points vs. Lambda Workarounds

Xebia

When running a Docker container on ECS Fargate, persistent storage is often a necessity. I initially attempted to solve this by manually creating the required directory on EFS using a Lambda-backed custom resource. A Lambda function could do this, so I started implementing a custom resource. How about a custom resource?

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Enhance customer support with Amazon Bedrock Agents by integrating enterprise data APIs

AWS Machine Learning - AI

The workflow includes the following steps: Documents (owner manuals) are uploaded to an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket. The Lambda function runs the database query against the appropriate OpenSearch Service indexes, searching for exact matches or using fuzzy matching for partial information.

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Create a generative AI–powered custom Google Chat application using Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning - AI

Before processing the request, a Lambda authorizer function associated with the API Gateway authenticates the incoming message. After it’s authenticated, the request is forwarded to another Lambda function that contains our core application logic. The code runs in a Lambda function. Implement your business logic in this file.

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Automate Amazon Bedrock batch inference: Building a scalable and efficient pipeline

AWS Machine Learning - AI

To address this consideration and enhance your use of batch inference, we’ve developed a scalable solution using AWS Lambda and Amazon DynamoDB. We walk you through our solution, detailing the core logic of the Lambda functions. Amazon S3 invokes the {stack_name}-create-batch-queue-{AWS-Region} Lambda function.

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Mastering AWS Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi and Python

Perficient

Pulumi is a modern Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that allows you to define, deploy, and manage cloud infrastructure using general-purpose programming languages. Pulumi SDK Provides Python libraries to define and manage infrastructure. Backend State Management Stores infrastructure state in Pulumi Cloud, AWS S3, or locally.

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Why Object Storage is Best for Cloud-Native Apps

DevOps.com

A crucial question that plagues cloud application developers is, “What kind of storage should we use for our app?” Unlike other choices like compute runtimes—Lambda/serverless, containers or virtual machines—data storage choice is highly sticky and makes future application improvements and migrations much harder.

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Using Agents for Amazon Bedrock to interactively generate infrastructure as code

AWS Machine Learning - AI

In the diverse toolkit available for deploying cloud infrastructure, Agents for Amazon Bedrock offers a practical and innovative option for teams looking to enhance their infrastructure as code (IaC) processes. This gives your agent access to required services, such as Lambda.