Set up identity, permissions, AWS accounts, regions, subscriptions, and developer access without giving every Kiro user unnecessary AWS privileges. Kiro IAM and AWS environment setup for enterprise teams requires...
Connect Kiro to external tools, APIs, documentation, repositories, and internal systems to make development work more context-aware and useful. Kiro can generate and modify code, but many development tasks...
Plan CIDRs, routing, connectivity, security, and ownership before multiple AWS accounts turn networking into a maintenance problem. A multi-account AWS environment gives teams better isolation, security boundaries, and ownership,...
Deploying Foundation Models Fast on AWS How SageMaker JumpStart simplifies model discovery, deployment, customization, and evaluation for production ML workloads Deploying a foundation model can involve model selection, infrastructure...
Scale model inference with demand while keeping GPU, CPU, and endpoint costs under control Machine learning inference costs can rise quickly when endpoints are provisioned for peak traffic but...
Keep AI-assisted development aligned with the original feature goal from requirements through implementation AI coding tools can move quickly from a simple feature request to changes that were never...
A practical troubleshooting guide for file patterns, workspace roots, hook versions, enabled states, and trigger behavior Kiro Agent Hooks can automate tasks when files are created, saved, or deleted,...
A practical guide to writing clear, testable requirements that Kiro can turn into better designs and implementation tasks Kiro uses requirements.md as the starting point for its Spec workflow,...
Move your existing Amazon Q Developer workflow to Kiro with minimal disruption, while preserving your tools, settings, & development habits Migrating from Amazon Q Developer to Kiro is more...
Learn how Kiro credits work, what counts as a Vibe or Spec request, and how to plan your development workflow without wasting credits Kiro’s credit system can be confusing...