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AWS CDK AgentCore Constructs Graduate from Alpha to Stable
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AWS just made it meaningfully easier to ship production AI agents on Bedrock. The aws-bedrockagentcore L2 constructs — covering runtime, memory, gateway, identity, and more — have graduated from alpha into the stable aws-cdk-lib package, which means backward-compatibility guarantees and no separate alpha dependency to manage. For teams already running infrastructure-as-code, the friction of adopting AgentCore just dropped considerably. The Policy submodule stays in alpha for now, but that's a small carve-out in an otherwise clean promotion.
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The aws-bedrockagentcore L2 constructs (infrastructure-as-code components for the AWS Cloud Development Kit) have graduated from alpha to stable in the main aws-cdk-lib package. Developers can now define AgentCore resources — runtime, memory, gateway, identity, and more — using CDK with full backward-compatibility guarantees and without depending on a separate alpha package. Only the Policy submodule remains in alpha. This graduation lowers the barrier for teams adopting infrastructure-as-code patterns for agent deployments.
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