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Amazon has made a significant announcement for the development of artificial intelligence by introducing API keys that optimize the experience in Amazon Bedrock. This innovation allows for a more agile and straightforward access to the APIs, enabling developers to focus on creating applications without having to deal with complicated authentication setups.
CamelAI, a modular and open-source artificial intelligence framework, is among those that will benefit from this enhancement. Its CTO, Miguel Salinas, stated that the ability to quickly onboard enterprise clients is essential for the startup’s success. Thanks to the new API keys, the time required to onboard these clients has been reduced from hours to minutes, allowing for seamless connections to advanced artificial intelligence models.
The new authentication feature using API keys is also applicable to integrating technologies via on-demand inference methods and model tuning. This promotes a more efficient integration of tools into various projects.
The process to obtain these keys is accessible through the Amazon Bedrock console and offers two types: long-term keys, which have expiration times and are associated with an automatically created IAM user, and short-term keys that expire at the end of the current user session, thus ensuring a high level of security.
For the first API call, users only need to follow some basic guidelines, including generating the key and setting it as an environment variable. This ensures that interactions with the APIs are smooth.
Additionally, business administrators have the ability to simplify the onboarding of users to the Amazon Bedrock models without compromising security. All interactions are logged in AWS CloudTrail, providing greater transparency and regulatory compliance.
Amazon Bedrock API keys are available in 20 AWS regions, opening new opportunities for developers and companies interested in implementing innovative artificial intelligence solutions. This update underscores Amazon’s commitment to facilitating access to advanced technologies, allowing developers to start using them directly from the Amazon Bedrock console and provide feedback through AWS support channels.
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via: MiMub in Spanish
