Category: Learning Levels

In this post, we demonstrate how to integrate Amazon SageMaker managed MLflow as a central repository to log these experiments and provide a unified system for monitoring their progress.

In this post, we explore how Tata Power CoE and Oneture Technologies use AWS services to automate the inspection process end-to-end.

Amazon SageMaker HyperPod now supports elastic training, enabling your machine learning (ML) workloads to automatically scale based on resource availability. In this post, we demonstrate how elastic training helps you maximize GPU utilization, reduce costs, and accelerate model development through dynamic resource adaptation, while maintain training quality and minimizing manual intervention.

In this post, we explore two powerful orchestration patterns implemented with Strands Agents. Using a common set of travel planning tools, we demonstrate how different orchestration strategies can solve the same problem through distinct reasoning approaches,

In this first part of our two-part series, you’ll learn how to evolve your existing DevOps architecture for generative AI workloads and implement GenAIOps practices. We’ll showcase practical implementation strategies for different generative AI adoption levels, focusing on consuming foundation models.

This post walks through how Harmonic Security used Amazon SageMaker AI, Amazon Bedrock, and Amazon Nova Pro to fine-tune a ModernBERT model, achieving low-latency, accurate, and scalable data leakage detection.

This post shows how to implement automated smoke testing using Amazon Nova Act headless mode in CI/CD pipelines. We use SauceDemo, a sample ecommerce application, as our target for demonstration. We demonstrate setting up Amazon Nova Act for headless browser automation in CI/CD environments and creating smoke tests that validate key user workflows. We then show how to implement parallel execution to maximize testing efficiency, configure GitLab CI/CD for automatic test execution on every deployment, and apply best practices for maintainable and scalable test automation.

This post evaluates the reasoning capabilities of our latest offering in the Nova family, Amazon Nova 2 Lite, using practical scenarios that test these critical dimensions. We compare its performance against other models in the Nova family—Lite 1.0, Micro, Pro 1.0, and Premier—to elucidate how the latest version advances reasoning quality and consistency.

In this post, we show how to build chat agents in Amazon Quick Suite. We walk through a three-layer framework—identity, instructions, and knowledge—that transforms Quick Suite chat agents into intelligent enterprise AI assistants. In our example, we demonstrate how our chat agent guides feature discovery, use enterprise data to inform recommendations, and tailors solutions based on potential to impact and your team’s adoption readiness.

AgentCore Gateway now supports API Gateway. As organizations explore the possibilities of agentic applications, they continue to navigate challenges of using enterprise data as context in invocation requests to large language models (LLMs) in a manner that is secure and aligned with enterprise policies. This post covers these new capabilities and shows how to implement them.