In this video, we’ll dive into how to effectively monitor your Amazon Bedrock batch inference jobs using Amazon EventBridge. Learn how to track and respond to job state changes, including Success, Failed, and InProgress statuses, through EventBridge events. We’ll demonstrate setting up EventBridge rules, configuring notifications, and implementing automated responses to job status changes. Whether you’re managing large-scale AI model deployments or monitoring individual inference tasks, this tutorial will show you how to build a robust monitoring system for your Bedrock workloads.
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