Explain Bedrock production failures before they become long investigations.

BedrockOps gives Amazon Bedrock teams one workspace for quota burn analysis, throttling root cause, Knowledge Base debugging, and cross-signal incident investigation.

Ranked root cause across signals
Read-only IAM onboarding
Data stays in Europe today
Billing through AWS Marketplace

The Bedrock operations product built for runtime failures, retrieval issues, and release risk.

BedrockOps combines three product pillars. Each pillar solves a precise production problem and works as part of one investigation flow.

Pillar 01

Cross-Pillar Root-Cause Analysis

Correlate runtime failures, Knowledge Base events, prompt changes, model changes, and deployments into one ranked cause list.

Ranked probable causes with evidence · Unified incident timeline · Cross-signal event linking · Full-context incident workspace
Pillar 02

Runtime Intelligence

Explain why quota is disappearing, why requests are throttling, and whether failures come from AWS-side pressure, client retry behavior, or runtime misconfiguration.

Quota burn intelligence · Throttling and failure classification · Retry amplification detection · Connection pool saturation · Quota operations assistant · Runtime readiness checks · Agent tool-use correctness scoring
Pillar 03

Knowledge Base Operations

Track ingestion failures, validate retrieval configuration, measure retrieval quality, test tenant isolation, and manage Knowledge Base rollout workflows.

Ingestion failure intelligence · Retrieval configuration validation · Retrieval quality intelligence · Tenant isolation checks · Knowledge Base deployment workflows · Candidate-versus-live KB comparison · Audit-logged promotion and rollback visibility
From Bedrock throttling to Knowledge Base rollout risk — BedrockOps keeps the full production loop in one product.

Use BedrockOps when you need a precise answer, not another dashboard.

Pick the production problem your team needs to explain right now. Every use case feeds the same investigation surface.

USE CASE 01

Quota And Throttling Investigations

Requests are slowing down or failing, and the team cannot tell whether the problem is TPM pressure, RPM pressure, retry storms, or AWS-side capacity.
  • Quota burn by caller and workload
  • Root cause for 429 and 503 patterns
  • Retry amplification and saturation signals
  • Recommended next step based on the failure class
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USE CASE 02

Knowledge Base Failures And Retrieval Degradation

Knowledge Base syncs fail, answers worsen, or reranking and filters behave differently than expected.
  • Failed documents and repeated ingestion patterns
  • Retrieval configuration problems
  • Retrieval quality shifts over time
  • Isolation risks and rollout evidence for KB changes
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USE CASE 03

Knowledge Base Promotion & Candidate-vs-Live Comparison

A prompt, model, retrieval configuration, or workflow change looks acceptable in testing, but the team needs candidate-versus-live comparison evidence before rollout.
  • Candidate-versus-live Knowledge Base comparison
  • Audit-logged promotion events
  • Rollback visibility
  • Agent tool-use correctness scoring
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USE CASE 04

Cross-Signal Incident Review

An incident spans runtime behavior, retrieval quality, and recent deployments, but the team lacks one timeline with ranked causes.
  • One unified timeline
  • Ranked probable causes
  • Linked evidence across signals
  • Clearer incident review after the outage ends
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AWS-native setup, Europe-based data handling, and Marketplace procurement.

BedrockOps is designed for AWS teams that want low-friction onboarding and clear operational boundaries. Security review is lighter, live traffic flow stays unchanged, and procurement stays on an AWS-native path.

Delivered entirely on AWS

The whole product lives inside AWS-native infrastructure.

Read-only IAM by default

Cross-account role onboarding without changing routing.

No in-path proxy

No need to route live traffic through BedrockOps.

Data stays in Europe today

Broader regional coverage will come in later versions.

Simple BedrockOps pricing for teams buying through AWS Marketplace.

Trial first. Move to production when the team is ready. Billing grows with AWS accounts and Knowledge Bases — not opaque telemetry volume.

Trial
$0 / 7 days
Connect one account and see the product against live Bedrock signals.
  • 1 AWS account
  • 3 Knowledge Bases monitored
  • 7-day retention
  • 3 alert rules
  • 1 email destination
  • $0 through AWS Marketplace
Enterprise
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Larger footprints, longer retention, stronger security and commercial requirements.
  • Unlimited AWS accounts
  • Unlimited Knowledge Bases
  • 90 days hot retention
  • Unlimited alert rules and destinations
  • Unlimited digest schedules
  • StackSet onboarding and SLA
Built-in billing controls. Customer-set monthly spend cap — 50% shows an in-app spend projection, 80% emails admins, 100% activates protected mode, pausing high-volume time-series ingestion only while dashboards, incident history, alerts, and Knowledge Base state writes stay operational. Caps can be raised at any time; auto-expand with a user-defined step is opt-in. All billing runs through AWS Marketplace — there is no direct web checkout, and BedrockOps never stores payment details. A Knowledge Base with multiple data sources counts as one Knowledge Base. At the end of the 7-day trial the account transitions to read-only access until you subscribe — never an auto-upgrade.

Start, trial, and bill through AWS Marketplace.

BedrockOps uses AWS Marketplace as the active payment path. Buyers start the trial there and stay on that procurement path.

Start the trial

Start the 7-day trial in AWS Marketplace.

Connect AWS

Read-only cross-account IAM role. No proxy. No traffic reroute.

Ingest signals

Live Bedrock runtime, Knowledge Base, and deployment signals.

Continue on paid

Continue on a paid plan through AWS Marketplace.

No direct web checkout. Billing stays on an AWS-native procurement path. Trial starts before a paid commitment is required.

Quick answers for teams evaluating BedrockOps.

What does BedrockOps actually do?
BedrockOps is the operational intelligence layer for Amazon Bedrock production. It gives teams one workspace for root-cause analysis across runtime failures, quota burn, Knowledge Base issues, and deployment changes.
Does my data leave AWS?
BedrockOps is delivered entirely on AWS.
Where is customer data stored today?
Customer operational data stays in Europe today. Broader regional coverage will come in later versions.
Do I need to route live traffic through BedrockOps?
No. BedrockOps does not require an in-path proxy. The default connection model is a read-only cross-account IAM role.
How do we buy BedrockOps?
BedrockOps starts and bills through AWS Marketplace. There is no direct web checkout flow.

See BedrockOps against live Bedrock signals.

Start in AWS Marketplace, connect AWS with a read-only role, and use the product against real runtime, Knowledge Base, and deployment data.

Start 7-Day Trial On AWS Marketplace