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# AWS Bedrock

Connect AWS Bedrock metrics via IAM assume-role or access keys.

**Preferred auth:** Cross-account IAM role (CloudFormation / Terraform)\
**Alternative:** Access keys\
**Who:** AWS administrator

## Permissions

Caliber expects a role named `caliber-bedrock-connector` (or equivalent) with at least:

* `bedrock:ListAgents`
* `bedrock:GetAgent`
* `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`
* `cloudwatch:GetMetricData`

Trust Caliber’s connector principal with an **External ID** as shown in the connect modal. A CloudFormation template is linked from the in-app setup guide (`/cfn/bedrock-connector.yaml` on the Caliber app host).

## Steps

1. Open **Settings → Integrations → AWS Bedrock**.
2. Deploy the role (CFN/Terraform) or prepare keys.
3. Paste role ARN / External ID (or keys) and test the connection.

## What Caliber reads

Invocations, tokens, and latency for Bedrock models and agents from CloudWatch / Bedrock APIs.

## What Caliber does not read

Application data in your AWS accounts beyond those metrics.


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