
Learn to build an end-to-end AI web app on AWS Bedrock by wiring a static site, S3, API gateway, Lambda, and foundation models for dynamic prompts and global deployment.
Create an AWS account using the free tier, verify email, and enter contact and credit card details. Access the console to launch EC2 instances.
Explore the AWS console navigation, create admin IAM users and groups, attach policies, and monitor billing with budgets and alarms to manage end-to-end Bedrock AI app workloads.
Explore AWS Lambda, a serverless compute service that runs code without server management, highlighting event-driven design, automatic scaling, and cost efficiency.
Learn about S3, 11 nines durability, a scalable object storage with static website hosting and CloudFront/Lambda integration, including storage classes and latency, access control, and cost considerations.
Explore AWS Bedrock, a fully managed serverless service that provides access to foundation models from major providers via a single API, with retrieval augmented generation and knowledge base integration.
Explore AWS API Gateway, a managed service that exposes AWS artifacts to internet, integrates with Lambda and S3, and balances security, scaling, and tradeoffs like cold starts and rate limits.
Explore AWS CloudFront, a global content delivery network with edge locations and caching that yields low latency, reduces origin load, and note the free tier of 1 TB data transfer.
Learn to create a static website on AWS S3, configure a bucket, enable static website hosting, set public access, upload index.html, and obtain the website endpoint.
Explore bedrock, an AWS managed service, and build a Python lambda to fetch available models, connect to a foundation model, send a prompt, and view results via CloudWatch.
Learn to connect to bedrock with boto3, list all foundation models in us-east-1, and parse and display model ids, names, and providers for an ai web app.
Learn to connect a lambda function to AWS Bedrock, request access to Titan text G1 express, invoke the model via Bedrock runtime, and decode the response to extract the output.
Integrate a Lambda function with an API Gateway HTTP endpoint to power a static site form, decode inputs, and prompt an LLM for end-to-end AWS Bedrock AI web app recipes.
Deploy a CloudFront distribution for an AWS S3 static website, configure the endpoint and http-to-https redirection, and publish the static content and architecture diagram.
Learn to validate an aws bedrock end-to-end ai web app by tracing the browser to cloudfront and s3, through api gateway and lambda to bedrock, with decoding in python 3.13.
Wrap up the course by summarizing an end-to-end AWS Bedrock AI web app, covering AWS services, architecture, cost awareness, and knowledge bases with retrieval augmented generation.
In this hands-on course, you will follow along step-by-step to build a Cloud Native AWS Bedrock based AI Web App that sends data from User's Web Browser, using S3 based static website on CloudFront to API Gateway, to AWS Lambda and finally to an AWS Bedrock, where in call is made to a Foundation Model (FM) provided by bedrock and response is sent back to end user's browser based on the prompt that was received. This course is designed to provide practical, real-world skills by walking through each component of the architecture, ensuring that learners not only understand the concepts but also apply them directly in a cloud environment.
On the AWS side, you will gain experience working with several important services, including AWS IAM for securing resources, AWS CloudFront for deploying the web app we create globally at scale, API Gateway to be able to execute AWS Lambda function via a public end point used in S3 web form and AWS CloudWatch for monitoring and logging the data sent back & forth to Lambda. The AWS Lambda interacts with AWS Bedrock service and sends prompts to LLM/FM and obtain Generative response for the user to view on the browser based on prompt sent. These services are essential for building secure, scalable, and reliable applications in the cloud. In this course we curate prompt for user to send 3 Ingredients and send back a recipe idea generated by Foundation Model (FM/LLM - Amazon - Titan) back to user browser.
By the end of this course, you will have built a working, scalable AI based Web Application, gained insights into cloud-native architectures, and acquired hands-on experience that can be directly applied to real-world projects or professional roles.
This course is suitable for Entry Level budding Cloud Engineers who are looking to build AWS development skills, looking to work on Real Life project and wanting to add one to their resume. It will help them be more confident when interviewing, since they will work hands-on in this course. This course will also help mid level Cloud Engineers expose themselves to latest and fastest growing Technology area of AI, Foundation Models and their Applications. It will also help Product Owners, Product Mangers, Scrum Masters and Technology Leaders looking to get a hands-on experience of building an End to End Web Browser based Application that leverages Generative power of Foundation Model/LLM provided by AWS Bedrock.