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Generate-Blogs-using-Amazon-Bedrock-Service

Before you start, here are some prerequisites:

  • Python
  • AWS Background
  • AWS Lambda Function
  • Machine Learning Skills

So, let's get started...

Steps:

Here is the code repo we need https://github.com/a00ayad00/Generate-Blogs-using-Amazon-Bedrock-Service

  • Go to AWS Lamda Function and Create a function with Python 3.11
  • Create a layer in the function: Go to the repo and download the zip file boto3_layer.zip or:
  1. Go to any terminal and run the following command line:
    pip install boto3 -t python/

  2. Add this python folder to another folder and zip the folder

  3. Go to the layer section and start to create one

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. Upload this zip file when you create the layer

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  • Put the code that is in the repo (app.py) in the function

  • You can test it by creating an event that its body looks like

{
    'blog_topic': any_topic_you_want
}
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  • Next, you can make an API from this app (API Gateway). Please tell me if you want me to write another blog explaining how to create an API from this function.

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