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Added Deploying Stands Agents SDK Agents to AWS App Runner #329
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Build failed you might need to fix those links, see details: https://github.com/strands-agents/docs/actions/runs/21004159832/job/60526967294?pr=329 |
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We don't need this right
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Since they are already present in the parent file, I have removed them in the new commit.
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@JackYPCOnline I have fixed the broken links. Please review the new commit. |
Description
Adds a new CDK example demonstrating how to deploy a Strands Agent application to AWS App Runner. This adds to existing deployment examples, with fully managed infrastructure and automatic HTTPS endpoints.
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Motivation and Context
This change adds an App Runner deployment option that eliminates infrastructure complexity entirely. Developers can now deploy production-ready agent applications with automatic HTTPS endpoints, scaling, and load balancing without any networking or infrastructure configuration. This lowers the barrier to entry for deploying Strands Agents to AWS and provides a faster path from development to production.
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