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Created by Shaunak Ghosh
Deploy Claude on Amazon Bedrock with a serverless mindset: eliminate access and region blockers, invoke Claude reliably (including streaming), and integrate Lambda-based tool patterns safely. You’ll finish with a concrete cost/latency optimization lever—prompt caching—so you can reason about unit economics before scaling traffic.
4 modules • Each builds on the previous one
Enable the right Anthropic Claude model(s) in Amazon Bedrock and design least-privilege IAM so serverless runtimes can invoke them reliably across environments. You’ll also learn the practical failure modes behind access-denied, region mismatch, and quota-related errors so you can diagnose them quickly.
Use the current Amazon Bedrock runtime interface for Claude by understanding how Converse and ConverseStream structure messages, outputs, stop reasons, and token usage. You’ll learn how to choose between consistent Converse APIs and legacy model-specific invocation paths based on portability and feature needs.
Map Bedrock-Claude invocations into serverless architectures using Lambda and API Gateway, including synchronous chat endpoints and asynchronous/batch patterns for long-running workloads. You’ll focus on production best practices: throttling, retries, idempotency, observability, and safe multi-tenant design.
Implement end-to-end streaming for Claude responses and understand where buffering or limits can occur across Bedrock streaming APIs, Lambda response streaming, and API Gateway response streaming. Then apply Bedrock cost levers—prompt caching, batch inference, and provisioned throughput—by mapping each to workload shapes and measurable token/latency outcomes.
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