Amazon Bedrock adds quota visibility, enables AI agent deployment

Amazon Bedrock now includes its bedrock‑mantle endpoint in AWS Service Quotas, allowing customers to view per‑model input‑tokens‑per‑minute and output‑tokens‑per‑minute limits. The new quota display is available in all regions where the endpoint is offered, including US East (N. Virginia, Ohio), US West (Oregon), Asia Pacific (Mumbai, Tokyo, Sydney, Jakarta), Europe (Frankfurt, Ireland, London, Milan, Stockholm) and South America (São Paulo). Users can track these limits via the Service Quotas console and request increases through the standard Bedrock limit‑increase process.

A separate guide demonstrates how developers can use the open‑source AgentCore CLI to create, test locally, and deploy AI agents on Amazon Bedrock. The tutorial walks through project initialization, local execution, customization of an "Omikuji" agent, and full deployment to AWS using CDK. It highlights the need for AWS authentication when using Bedrock models and shows how the deployed agent appears in the AWS Management Console.

Together, the quota enhancements and the AgentCore CLI tutorial aim to simplify scaling generative‑AI workloads and streamline the development pipeline for Bedrock users.