Hands-on tutorials for Claude Code, AI agents, cloud and system design
AWS Guidance for Enterprise Agentic AI Platform on AWS is an opinionated, deploy-ready reference platform published in the official aws-solutions-library-samples org for running production AI agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. The repo, authored by Mehdi Nemlaghi and Cristian Balint and released under the permissive MIT-0 license in June 2026, takes a problem that every enterprise… Continue reading
TL;DR 30 sec12 min coredeep dive optional Temporal policies are stateful AgentCore Gateway rules that allow or deny an agent’s next action based on what the agent has already done in the session, closing the gap that per-request, stateless authorization leaves open. Stateless authorization checks each call in isolation; agents break in the sequence, so… Continue reading
AgentCore Gateway is the managed front door that turns scattered AI agent tool access into one governed endpoint. In this tutorial you will create a gateway, register a Lambda function as an MCP tool, write Cedar allow and deny rules, and read the audit record every call leaves behind. No gateway infrastructure to run, no… Continue reading
Serverless AI runs agentic workloads without provisioning a single EC2 instance. Lambda, Bedrock, AgentCore, and Step Functions compose into elastic, pay-per-use architectures that scale to zero between requests. Serverless AI: What You’ll Learn Serverless AI runs agentic workloads on fully managed, event-driven AWS services instead of provisioned infrastructure: Lambda for orchestration, Bedrock for foundation model… Continue reading