Amazon Bedrock Hosted Embedding Model

To set up a connection to Amazon Bedrock, you'll need to provide a few key details. This configuration allows you to interact with Bedrock's services and use its capabilities effectively. Follow the steps below to configure your connection.

Required Input Fields

When configuring your Amazon Bedrock connection, the following fields are required:

1. Name Field Type: Text Description: Enter a unique name for this Bedrock connection configuration. This helps you identify the connection later when managing multiple configurations.

2. Embedding Provider Field Type: Dropdown Description: Select the embedding provider that you will use. This could refer to the specific service or model from Amazon Bedrock, such as "Amazon SageMaker" or another compatible service.

3. Embedding Model Field Type: Dropdown Description: Choose the embedding model you would like to use for processing data within the Bedrock framework.

4. Dimension Field Type: Dropdown Description: Select the dimension. This value will typically be determined by the model you choose.

5. Access Type Field Type: Dropdown Description: Choose the type of access you require for the Bedrock connection. Options typically include:

   • API Key: Use an API key to authenticate the connection.

   • IAM Role: Use an IAM (Identity and Access Management) role for secure access control.

6. Key Field Type: Text Description: Provide your AWS Access Key. This key will be used to authenticate API requests to Amazon Bedrock. Make sure to handle your keys securely.

7. Secret Field Type: Text Description: Enter your AWS Secret Key. This secret key works with the Access Key to secure the connection and is required for making authorized API calls.

8. Region Field Type: Dropdown or Text Description: Select the AWS region where your Amazon Bedrock service is hosted. Common options may include regions like "us-east-1", "us-west-2", etc. Ensure that the region selected corresponds to the location of your AWS services.

---

Example Configuration

Here’s an example of what the configuration could look like when filled in:

Field	Value Example
Name	My_Bedrock_Connection
Embedding Provider	Amazon Bedrock
Embedding Model	amazon.titan-embed-text-v1
Dimension	1536
Access Type	API Key
Key	AKIAEXAMPLEKEY
Secret	EXAMPLESECRETKEY
Region	us-east-1

---

Next Steps

After filling in the necessary fields, click Save or Test Connection to establish the connection to Amazon Bedrock. You should now be able to use the configured connection to start processing your data and leveraging Bedrock’s capabilities.