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Build on AWS with Amazon Bedrock — managed foundation models, agents, knowledge bases, and guardrails.

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## Overview

Amazon Bedrock is AWS's managed service for foundation models: access models
from multiple providers (Anthropic, Meta, Mistral, Amazon's own, and others)
through a unified AWS API, with managed capabilities for agents, knowledge
bases (RAG), and guardrails — all inside your AWS account with IAM, VPC,
CloudWatch, and regional controls. The pitch is enterprise GenAI on AWS terms:
your data stays in your account boundary, access is IAM-governed, and billing
flows through AWS.

For AWS-centric organizations, Bedrock is usually the default starting point —
not necessarily because it's the best model API, but because it inherits your
existing security, compliance, networking, and procurement posture. The models
are good; the enterprise integration is the point.