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Scale distributed AI workloads with Ray and Anyscale on Amazon EC2

Scale distributed AI workloads with Ray and Anyscale on Amazon EC2

Building multimodal AI/ML pipelines on Amazon EC2 means scaling distributed compute, controlling costs across stages, and keeping up with new models and hardware. This post shows how the Ray-powered Anyscale application on AWS helps you deploy Ray across three compute options and scale from prototype to production without code changes.

How Revinate accelerated API adoption with Amazon API Gateway

Accelerating API adoption while reducing operational overhead is a challenge that every growing organization faces. For Revinate, a hospitality provider serving over 12,500 hotels worldwide and powering more than 1.25 billion guest profiles, Amazon API Gateway became the foundation of their solution. Revinate empowers hoteliers to connect directly with guests at every touchpoint, driving $24 […]

Automating agentic AI Well-Architected reviews with the AWS Agentic AI Lens

Automating agentic AI Well-Architected reviews with the AWS Agentic AI Lens

Smarsh used the AWS Well-Architected Framework’s Agentic AI Lens to review its first agentic workload. Because the lens is not yet selectable in the console, the team encoded it as a Claude skill that assessed all 150 best practices against the workload’s GitHub repository and produced an evidence-backed review workbook in hours instead of days.

Recommended resilience testing in the next generation of AWS Resilience Hub

Recommended resilience testing in the next generation of AWS Resilience Hub

The next generation of AWS Resilience Hub introduces recommended resilience testing: four pre-configured, AWS FIS-powered tests that validate how your service detects and recovers from failures across Availability Zones, dependencies, and Regions, turning your resilience policy into evidence-backed pass or fail results.

Automate medical coding with Step Functions and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

Automate medical coding with Step Functions and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

Learn how to combine deterministic orchestration with bounded agentic reasoning using AWS Step Functions and the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore harness. This medical coding workflow escalates cheapest-first: a safety block-list, then exact matching, then an AI agent only for terms that need judgment, keeping every routing decision auditable.

How Dynata scaled AI across the development lifecycle with AI-DLC and Kiro IDE

How Dynata scaled AI across the development lifecycle with AI-DLC and Kiro IDE

Dynata reimagined its development lifecycle with AI, moving from AI-assisted coding to the AI-Driven Development Lifecycle (AI-DLC) methodology with Kiro IDE. Learn how the company reduced the development phase of full-stack features from three to four sprints to roughly one, with every team aligned from the start.

Agentic antimicrobial resistance surveillance with AWS HealthOmics and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

Agentic antimicrobial resistance surveillance with AWS HealthOmics and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

This post presents a reference architecture that turns public sequencing data into plain-language answers about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) genes. It pairs AWS HealthOmics for managed genomics processing with a grounded Amazon Bedrock AgentCore agent, so researchers can ask questions without writing bioinformatics code or SQL.