
Explore post model access in AWS Bedrock after authorization. Some models, like Anthropic, Llama, and Meta, require AWS team approval, while normal use uses available models.
Discover how Amazon Q developer serves as a co-pilot for building AWS projects, diagnosing console errors, transforming code across Java versions, and integrating with IDEs and chats.
Demonstrate invoking a bedrock model with Python in Lambda using Boto3, comparing code whisperer and Amazon Q developer workflows to generate a calculator function and handle errors.
Configure a Lambda function using Boto3 to invoke Amazon Bedrock Titan for text prompts, grant Bedrock access, and test end-to-end text generation via the Bedrock runtime.
Explore how inference parameters control the randomness, diversity, and predictability of text produced by foundational models, and learn how temperature, top p (nuclear sampling), and top k sampling shape outputs.
Learn to configure temperature in Amazon Titan Bedrock using a Python lambda function, adjusting 0–1 to control randomness and test prompts.
Explore how to configure top-p in a llama bedrock setup using Python and Boto3, test prompts, and deploy a function to generate controlled responses.
Learn to compute the most probable answer by tuning temperature, top p, and top k across Bedrock, Mistral AI, and cloud models, with hands-on AWS Lambda integration.
Configure maximum length and maximum token count in Amazon Bedrock to control input and output size across models like Titan and Express, optimizing output quality and cost.
Explore builder tools like prompt management, agents, knowledge base, and prompt flow to configure foundation models for specific use cases.
Learn to add action groups and guardrails to a manual agent, configure user input for leaves with date and days parameters, and manage safety, memory, and model options.
Build a condition flow in PromptFlow using the condition builder to test if the input cloud is AWS, and respond with AWS supported or other clouds not supported.
Master Generative AI Development with Amazon Bedrock & Amazon Q
Course Overview
Dive into the cutting-edge world of generative AI development using Amazon's latest tools - Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Q. This comprehensive course will teach you how to build, deploy, and optimize AI-powered applications using Amazon's most advanced AI services.
What You'll Learn
Set up and configure Amazon Bedrock for AI model deployment
Integrate foundation models like Claude, Llama 2, and Amazon Titan
Develop with Amazon Q's AI-assisted coding capabilities
Build production-ready applications using AWS AI services
Implement best practices for prompt engineering and AI safety
Create scalable and cost-effective AI solutions
Course Content
Section 1: Getting Started with Amazon Bedrock
Introduction to Amazon Bedrock architecture
Setting up your development environment
Understanding foundation models and their capabilities
API integration and authentication
Section 2: Building with Foundation Models
Text generation and completion
Image generation and manipulation
Code generation and optimization
Fine-tuning models for specific use cases
Section 3: Amazon Q Developer Experience
AI-assisted code development
Code review and optimization
Documentation generation
Security best practices implementation
Section 4: Inference Parameters Code with Q for Bedrock
Building a code with AI assistant
Creating an AI-powered content generator
Developing an image generation application
Implementing a code refactoring system
Section 5: Additional Configuration for Models
System Prompts
Max Length
Stop Sequence
Guardrails and Builder Tools
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of Python programming
Familiarity with AWS services
AWS account with appropriate permissions
Who This Course is For
Software developers looking to integrate AI into their applications
Cloud engineers wanting to expand their AWS AI expertise
Technical leads evaluating AI solutions for their organizations
DevOps engineers interested in AI infrastructure