My code snippet of keeping note of how to deploy a serverless AI model using Amazon Bedrock, API Gateway, AWS Lambda, and Postman to generate text-based responses from an AI model (Cohere model). This project showcases the use of AWS services to build a scalable and efficient solution for AI model deployment.
- Amazon API Gateway: Used to create the REST API to interact with the Lambda function.
- AWS Lambda: Serverless compute service used to run the AI model inference logic.
- Amazon Bedrock: Provides foundation models (e.g., Cohere model) to perform AI tasks such as generating responses.
- IAM (Identity and Access Management): Manages permissions and roles for Lambda to interact with other AWS services.
- Insomania/Postman: Tool to test the API and Lambda function by sending requests and receiving responses.
- AWS account with necessary permissions to create Lambda functions, IAM roles, and API Gateway.
- Postman for testing the API endpoints.
- Familiarity with AWS services, including Lambda, API Gateway, IAM, and Amazon Bedrock.
- Go to Amazon Bedrock in your AWS account and navigate to Base models under Foundation models.
- Request access to Cohere model, which will be used for generating text-based responses based on prompts.
- Ensure that the model is available and ready to be used for this project.
- In the IAM console, go to Roles and create a new role with the name
ChatBot-Lambda-role-access
. - Select Lambda as the use case.
- Add the following policies to the role:
- Bedrock permissions (to interact with the Cohere model).
- CloudWatch Logs permissions (for logging Lambda function execution).
- Create the role and note down the role ARN.
- Go to AWS Lambda and create a new function using Python runtime.
- Use the existing IAM role created in Step 2 (
ChatBot-Lambda-role-access
). - Set the timeout configuration to 1-2 minutes and adjust the memory (e.g., 500 MB).
- Click Create function.
- Go to Amazon API Gateway and select Create API.
- Build a new REST API and create a resource with the path
/ask
. - Enable CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) for the resource.
- Create a POST method and link it to the Lambda function.
- Ensure Lambda Proxy Integration is enabled and select the correct region for Lambda.
- Deploy the API by creating a new stage (e.g., dev).
- Write the Lambda code in a Python file (e.g.,
lambda_function.py
). - Refer to the file lambda_function.py for the implementation.
- Deploy the code to your Lambda function using the AWS Console or CLI.
- Copy the Invoke URL from the API Gateway stage deployment.
- Use Postman to send a POST request to the endpoint:
- Append
/ask
to the Invoke URL. - Example payload:
{ "Prompt": "Who is Andy Ng?" }
- Append
- Validate the response returned by the API.