Amazon Bedrock Credential Setup
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This guide will walk you through the process of setting up Amazon Bedrock credentials for use with Tailwinds.
It is Amazon recommended best practice to enable a minimum 90 day IAM key rotation.
Log in to your AWS account
Login to your AWS account through the AWS Management Console.
Navigate to IAM
Navigate to the Identity and Access Management (IAM) service.
Create a new user
Select Users from the left-hand navigation.
Click Create user.
Give the user a name.
Important: Do NOT give it AWS Management Console access.
Create and attach a policy
Create a policy.
Select the Bedrock service.
Create a policy, select the bedrock service, and grant it InvokeModel and InvokeModelWithResponseStream allow on any foundation or provisioned model.
Attach the policy to the user.
Generate access keys
Create the user, then click into the user and navigate to Security credentials.
Click Create access key and select the Other Use Case.
Download the key and keep it in a safe place (secret store, etc).
Set up Bedrock model access
Navigate back to the Bedrock service.
In the left-hand menu navigate to Model access.
Select Enable specific models.
Select the models you want to try (e.g. all Amazon and all Anthropic).
Enter your business information and submit access request.
Note: Amazon model access is typically granted immediately and other model provider access is typically granted within minutes, although it's not guaranteed.
Add credentials to Tailwinds
Add as credential to Bedrock within Tailwinds Credentials page.
Congratulations! You've successfully set up Amazon Bedrock credentials for use with Tailwinds.
