Three pillars, one investigation surface for Amazon Bedrock.
BedrockOps ranks the cause of a Bedrock production failure across runtime, Knowledge Base and deployment signals, and gives Knowledge Base changes a release process with comparison, promotion and rollback.
Trial is $0 for 7 days through AWS Marketplace. Connect with a read-only cross-account IAM role.
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Each pillar answers a different production question, on the same evidence
CloudWatch generative AI observability supplies Bedrock metrics, traces and token usage. BedrockOps sits above that layer: it attributes the metrics to a caller, correlates them with Knowledge Base and deployment events, and ranks the cause.
PILLAR 01
Cross-pillar root-cause analysis
Correlates runtime failures, Knowledge Base events, prompt changes, model changes and deployments into one ranked cause list with evidence. It answers why the incident happened, not just what the metric did.
Release management for RAG, not monitoring. Compare a candidate Knowledge Base against the live one, promote it with an audit log, and roll back when retrieval quality drops. Ingestion and retrieval intelligence sits underneath.
The layer above CloudWatch metrics. Quota burn attributed to a caller and a workload, throttling classified by type, and retry storms named before they take the workload down.
Quota burn by caller and workload
Throttling classification: 429 vs 503, TPM vs RPM pressure
Retry amplification detection
Connection pool saturation
Throttle root-cause classification with per-event runbook guidance
Candidate versus live, before you promote a Knowledge Base
AWS gives you a Knowledge Base and a sync API. It does not give you a release process. BedrockOps runs the candidate and the live Knowledge Base against the same probe set, records who promoted what and when, and keeps the rollback path open.
Signals in, ranked cause out, a safer release after that
BedrockOps is not a set of isolated dashboards. It reads runtime signals, Knowledge Base behaviour and deployment changes from your account, links them on one timeline, and turns them into ranked cause and release decisions.
Bedrock runtime, Knowledge Base, quota and deployment signals change in your account.
BedrockOps links those signals on one incident timeline.
The most likely causes surface first, each with its evidence attached.
The next Knowledge Base change ships behind a comparison and a rollback path.
What teams get
Built for the questions production teams ask under pressure
Each pillar exists to answer one of these fast, with evidence a platform engineer or AI engineer can act on.
Why did Bedrock start throttling, and which caller caused it?
Is this a 429 quota problem or a 503 capacity problem?
Did a Knowledge Base sync or a retrieval change break answer quality?
Is this candidate Knowledge Base safe to promote to production?
What changed across runtime, retrieval and deployment before the incident?
Who this is for
Teams already running Amazon Bedrock in production
Platform engineers
Own the runtime
Investigate throttling, quota waste and runtime instability across accounts, and attribute each to the caller behind it.
AI engineers
Own retrieval quality
Debug Knowledge Base ingestion, validate retrieval configuration, and compare a candidate against live before it ships.
Engineering managers
Own the review
Shorten incident time, keep a promotion record with an owner and a timestamp, and give the team one investigation workflow.
Run BedrockOps against your live Bedrock signals
Start the trial in AWS Marketplace, connect one AWS account with a read-only role, and get ranked causes against real runtime and Knowledge Base data.