Introducing the prerelease of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore runtime as a compute provider for…
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Introducing the prerelease of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore runtime as a compute provider for Temporal Serverless Workers. ⚡ Scale Worker capacity up or down based on demand 🔄 Recover from failures without losing Workflow progress 🛠️ Deploy and operate agents without managing an always-on Worker fleet See how it works and explore the reference architecture: https://pulse.ly/r0f0deb7vo
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