AIncorrect
Bedrock Guardrails
Bedrock Guardrails is a safety feature that suppresses harmful output and undesirable topics.
It is not a feature for building a RAG that answers based on internal documents, so it is incorrect.
A company wants to build, with as little effort as possible, a RAG application on Amazon Bedrock that ingests internal documents and answers based on their content. Which Bedrock feature is the BEST fit?
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Explanation
Choosing the Bedrock feature for building a RAG that answers based on internal documents.
- 1「ingests internal documents and answers based on their content」Search external data and use it in answers = RAG
- 2「with as little effort as possible」Bedrock Knowledge Bases, which provides ingestion through search as a managed service
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Bedrock Knowledge Bases
Correct. Bedrock Knowledge Bases is a managed RAG-building feature that ingests internal documents and provides embedding, vector storage, and search. It lets you produce answers grounded in external data with little effort.
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SageMaker JumpStart
SageMaker JumpStart is a model hub that provides pretrained models and ready-made solutions.
It is not the Bedrock feature for building a managed RAG that answers based on internal documents, so it is incorrect.
DIncorrect
Amazon Q in QuickSight
Amazon Q in QuickSight is a feature that operates and creates BI dashboards in natural language.
It is not the Bedrock feature for building a RAG that answers based on internal documents, so it is incorrect.
Key Takeaway
Remember how the correct answer, 'Bedrock Knowledge Bases,' works.
・It provides, as a managed service, the ingestion, chunking, embedding, vector storage, and search of internal documents.
・Without building RAG from scratch, you can construct answers grounded in external data.
Its purpose differs from Guardrails (harmful suppression), JumpStart (model hub), and Q in QuickSight (BI).