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AWS adds session endpoints to amazon bedrock agentcore runtime
Amazon bedrock agentcore runtime now features session endpoints to preview web apps live as coding agents build them.
Summary
Amazon bedrock agentcore runtime introduces session endpoints, giving developers authenticated urls to view and interact with web applications running inside isolated microvm agent sessions. The capability forwards http requests and websocket connections to allowed ports, enabling real-time browser updates as coding agents write files and modify web apps.
What changed
- Amazon bedrock agentcore runtime added session endpoints for authenticated live previews of agent sessions.
- Session endpoints forward http and websocket traffic to allowed ports within agent sessions.
- A local endpoint in the bedrock-agentcore sdk adds credentials to requests and websockets for browser compatibility.
Availability
Preview“Preview web apps live as your coding agent builds them with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore runtime”
Founder takeaway
If you build coding agents on amazon bedrock agentcore, use session endpoints to test and review generated web apps in real time without manual redeployments.
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