First, thank you for your efforts here. Under 20 minutes where others went hours (!) to accomplish exactly what you achieved. Well done. I had to do some Pylint fun like importing OS before Boto3. And I assume in your flavor of Visual Studio Code there's a bunch of 'just ignore it stuff we don't see in your code build. Like Redefining names from outer scope. VSC complained about language, freeform_text, and response but, meh, code worked fine and, as you said this makes for a great founding script to build upon. Again, thanks for taking the time to do this and other videos. +1 on the subscriber list.
I recall watching one of your detailed live videos few Mondays ago,that was about an hour long. I thouroughly enjoyed it and now looking for the link for it, could you please kindly provide me the link?
Hi Trevor, I could not see Bedrock in the AWS toolkit extension. Was able to create a profile in VS code using an AWS user (Access Key etc) but unable to get my main.py file executed via VS code. No Error but no output too. What am I missing ? (No Software Development Experience). The user has full Bedrock permissions via AWS console.
Hi Trevor! The code works great until i send the prompt. That is when i get the following error code: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: self signed certificate in certificate chain (_ssl.c:997) I have looked in the Internet can't find the correct solution. Is there anywhere i can reference? Thanks a lot in advanced!
Same way you'd run python code on any AWS server Just install the required libraries and run it on Container, EC2, etc. Only difference is you'd want an IAM role from the server that can hit Amazon Bedrock. All else should remain the same.
bro, im an entry level AWS software engineer and im watching this bout to tear up. All I want to do is get better in this field and I wish I had coding guidance like this at work. Any tips on to gain these type of skills? But Please, keep up the good work and i definitely will like share and subscribe
Honestly... youtube tutorials. That's how I personally learned. I watched a couple of langchian courses from freeCodeCamp, and that got me the fundamentals to start building on my own
Thanks， Trevor. I see the streamlit interface runs in local. If I want my team mates to access this chatbot from browser, how to get a password protected web portal to access it? Please advise.
For that, amazon Q might be a better option. You could leverage IAM to manage their access. But you could look into using something like Cognito + WAF or some simple front-end to protect the interface with auth Lots of different ways to impliment auth.
