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This module integrates AWS Bedrock AI models with Drupal, allowing you to leverage services like Claude, Amazon Titan, and Stable Diffusion for text generation, image embeddings, and image creation. It uses the Amazon Web Services module for authentication and can be utilized by any Drupal module that uses the AI module as a base.

The AWS Bedrock provider unleashes the full power of all the AI models of the AWS Bedrock service together with the Drupal AI module. This means that you can use models like Claude, Amazon Titan, Mistral, Jamba and more to generate text or use powerful Amazon Titan Multimodal Embeddings engine that allows Image embeddings! It also has text to image models like Stable Diffusion and Amazon Titan Image Generator.

Features

The module enables you to use all the models that AWS Bedrock has to offer in Drupal.
This means that AWS Bedrock is available in any third party module using the AI module as base.
The module uses the Amazon Web Services module for authentication, so you can use both profiles and assumed roles as authentication method.

Post-Installation

  1. First setup you AWS profile using the great Amazon Web Services module
  2. Install the AWS Bedrock Provider module.
  3. Visit the settings under /admin/config/ai/providers/aws_bedrock
  4. Connect the profile.
  5. You are ready to go.

Additional Requirements

This requires the Amazon Web Services and the Drupal AI module to be enabled.

Recommended Modules

. Our recommendation is to use the Encrypt module to encrypt your profile in storage.

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Activity

Tracked releases
6
Tracked since
Apr 2025
Latest release
4 months ago
Releases (12 mo)
2 ▼ from 4
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Release Timeline

Releases

Version Type Core Release date
1.1.0-beta4 Pre-release 10–11 Apr 15, 2026
1.x-dev Dev 10–11 Sep 12, 2025
1.1.0-beta3 Pre-release 10–11 Jun 10, 2025
1.1.0-beta2 Pre-release 10–11 May 13, 2025
1.1.0-beta1 Pre-release 10–11 May 8, 2025
1.1.x-dev Dev 10–11 Apr 2, 2025