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Stream ingest data from Kafka to Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases using custom connectors

AWS Machine Learning Blog

This feature chunks and converts input data into embeddings using your chosen Amazon Bedrock model and stores everything in the backend vector database. Amazon MSK is a streaming data service that manages Apache Kafka infrastructure and operations, making it straightforward to run Apache Kafka applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

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Enhanced diagnostics flow with LLM and Amazon Bedrock agent integration

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To meet the feature requirements, the system operation process includes the following steps: Charging data is processed through the EV service before entering the database. The charging history data and pricing data are stored in the EV database. In the following section, we dive deep into these steps and the AWS services used.

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Apache Kafka use cases: Driving innovation across diverse industries

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Apache Kafka is an open-source , distributed streaming platform that allows developers to build real-time, event-driven applications. With Apache Kafka, developers can build applications that continuously use streaming data records and deliver real-time experiences to users. How does Apache Kafka work?

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Real-time fraud detection using AWS serverless and machine learning services

AWS Machine Learning Blog

The same architecture applies if you use Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) as a data streaming service. This approach allows you to react to the potentially fraudulent transactions in real time as you store each transaction in a database and inspect it before processing further.

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Building the future of construction analytics: CONXAI’s AI inference on Amazon EKS

AWS Machine Learning Blog

In this post, we dive deep into how CONXAI hosts the state-of-the-art OneFormer segmentation model on AWS using Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), KServe, and NVIDIA Triton. Our journey to AWS Initially, CONXAI started with a small cloud provider specializing in offering affordable GPUs.

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Bundesliga Match Fact Ball Recovery Time: Quantifying teams’ success in pressing opponents on AWS

AWS Machine Learning Blog

To ensure real-time updates of ball recovery times, we have implemented Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) as a central solution for data streaming and messaging. A Lambda function retrieves all recovery times from the relevant Kafka topic and stores them in an Amazon Aurora Serverless database.

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Anomaly detection in streaming time series data with online learning using Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink

AWS Machine Learning Blog

In this post, we demonstrate how to build a robust real-time anomaly detection solution for streaming time series data using Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink and other AWS managed services. It offers an AWS CloudFormation template for straightforward deployment in an AWS account.

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