AWS publishes guide to a multi-account Bedrock invocation observability data lake
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AWS's Machine Learning Blog explains how to deploy a centralized observability data lake for Amazon Bedrock model invocations across multiple accounts.
Invocation logs from linked accounts flow into Amazon CloudWatch, are forwarded to a central account, converted through Amazon Data Firehose, and queried in Amazon Athena. The deployment uses two AWS CloudFormation templates, and the code and SQL queries are in an AWS sample repository on GitHub.
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AIAmazon's AWS Machine Learning Blog explains how to deploy a centralized observability data lake for Amazon Bedrock model invocations across multiple accounts. The lake pulls invocation logs from linked accounts into Amazon CloudWatch, forwards them to a central account, converts them through Amazon Data Firehose, and exposes them in Amazon Athena. The deployment uses two AWS CloudFormation templates, with code and SQL queries in an AWS sample GitHub repository.
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