This tutorial guides you on building an AI application with Agents for Amazon Bedrock to trigger a Lambda function for task execution.
The application allows parents to book appointments with high school teachers using DynamoDB to store related data.
The architecture includes components like Amazon Bedrock, Bedrock Agent, Action Group, Lambda Function, DynamoDB, and Jupyter Notebook.
Prerequisites include using us-east-1, accessing Bedrock models, and setting up a SageMaker AI Domain.
Building the application involves creating a SageMaker Notebook using a CloudFormation template and running commands in Jupyter Lab.
Steps include installing required libraries, creating DynamoDB tables, setting up a Lambda function, and creating the agent and action group.
Testing involves running prompts like checking teacher availability, booking appointments, and listing appointments.
The agent uses reasoning and limited data to fulfill requests, showcasing its capabilities and limitations.
Cleaning up at the end is crucial to avoid charges, including removing DynamoDB tables, Agent and Action Group, Lambda Function, and CloudFormation stack.
Remember to run all clean-up steps to keep the cost below $1 for exploring the application.