How Axonius Built Secure Multi-Tenant AI Agents on Bedrock AgentCore
AWS ML Blog · rss · 2026-08-19
This AWS ML blog post details how Axonius utilized Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to build a secure, multi-tenant AI agent architecture. It compares three architectural patterns for ISVs: Silo (dedicated resources), Pool (shared runtime), and Bridge (hybrid). Axonius chose to maintain its existing Silo deployment to meet strict requirements like tenant isolation, identity integration, and cost tracking. The post dives into the implementation of Pool and Bridge models, covering JWT-based tenant routing and infrastructure-level enforcement using the AgentCore Gateway, combining Cedar policies and Lambda interceptors for robust isolation and access control.
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