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From Prototype to Production: Deploying AI Agents with Strands Agents SDK and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime
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From Prototype to Production: Deploying AI Agents with Strands Agents SDK and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime

Thu, April 23BackEndDeepTech OpsTech

Building an AI agent that works in a demo is straightforward. Deploying one that performs reliably in production, with real users and unpredictable inputs, requires a different level of engineering. This session walks through the complete journey from a simple prototype to a production-ready AI agent using the open-source Strands Agents SDK and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime.

The session demonstrates how to build an agent with minimal code, using a system prompt, a model, and tools, and then focuses on the critical steps often overlooked in tutorials: packaging, deployment, scaling, security, and monitoring in a managed cloud environment. It also examines a model-driven approach to agent design, where modern LLM capabilities reduce the need for heavy orchestration frameworks. Through a live walkthrough, you will see how an agent can be taken from a local setup to a fully deployed, scalable endpoint on AWS, with support for concurrency, long-running tasks, and operational resilience.

What You Will Learn

  • How to build and deploy an AI agent using Strands Agents SDK and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime

  • How to handle scaling, concurrency, and long-running tasks in production environments

  • Key considerations for packaging, securing, and monitoring AI agents in the cloud

Who Should Attend

  • Backend developers

  • Cloud and platform engineers

  • AI and machine learning practitioners

  • Software architects evaluating AI agent deployment strategies

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About the speaker

Vishal Alhat

Vishal Alhat

Developer Advocate, AWS

Vishal Alhat is a Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services (AWS) and a former AWS Hero with 11+ years of cloud technology experience. He specializes in DevOps, Generative AI, Cloud Security and FinOps. As a global tech speaker and community leader, Vishal has mentored over 5,000 developers, advocating for technical empathy and best practices in building scalable, resilient, and secure applications. He presents at major conferences on DevSecOps, MLOps, zero-trust security, and secure, responsible GenAI application development.

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