Summary

Before moving on to the next chapter, let’s quickly recap what we covered in this chapter. First, we looked at how to access Amazon Bedrock through the AWS console. Utilizing the Bedrock console, we queried the Text, Chat, and Image playground APIs and experimented with various inference parameters to analyze their impact on model outputs. In addition to interacting with the models through the Bedrock console, we investigated accessing the FMs via the AWS CLI and AWS SDK.

By leveraging the CLI and SDK, we were able to uncover some of the underlying Bedrock APIs that can be used to list available FMs, retrieve detailed information about them, and invoke them. We concluded this chapter by looking at some integration points of Amazon Bedrock, including the popular LangChain framework, and provided a brief overview of PartyRock, a powerful playground in Amazon Bedrock for testing prompts and building fun applications.

Now that we have a good conceptual understanding...