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OpenClaw on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

Your bot needs cloud scale and AWS orchestration. A VPS won't cut it. AWS built the official sample — use it.

What breaks without openclaw amazon bedrock deployment

No CDK templates for bot infrastructure. AWS services disconnected from bot logic. Containerization untested for OpenClaw.

AWS cloud-scale bot execution × official AWS Samples CDK infrastructure ÷ 4-hour setup ÷ no custom Dockerfiles needed = enterprise OpenClaw on Bedrock AgentCore.

openclaw amazon bedrock deployment — what it actually does

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Provides official CDK infrastructure code for deploying OpenClaw on AWS.
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Containerizes OpenClaw via a pre-built Dockerfile ready for Bedrock AgentCore.
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Connects AgentCore's memory and tool use to OpenClaw's plugin system.
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Integrates with S3, DynamoDB, and Lambda from within OpenClaw agent workflows.
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Authored by AWS Samples — an official reference, not a community experiment.

Security check — openclaw amazon bedrock deployment

Privacy score: 7/10 — accesses connected platform APIs only. Lock it: review OAuth scopes before install, confirm AWS (us-east-1, us-west-2, eu-west-1); OpenClaw ≥1.2; Docker required compatibility.

Quick start — openclaw amazon bedrock deployment in 2–4 hours

Setup time: 2–4 hours

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You need:
  • AWS account with Bedrock AgentCore access
  • AWS CLI configured
  • OpenClaw core knowledge
  • Docker

Install the package:

git clone https://github.com/aws-samples/sample-host-openclaw-on-amazon-bedrock-agentcore
cd sample-host-openclaw-on-amazon-bedrock-agentcore
pip install -r requirements.txt
aws configure
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Clone the AWS samples repo
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Configure AWS CLI with Bedrock AgentCore permissions
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Review the CDK stack in infra/ for the deployment architecture
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Run cdk deploy to provision the infrastructure
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Package your OpenClaw bot as a container image per the Dockerfile
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Push the image to ECR and register it with AgentCore
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Test via the AgentCore console and verify message routing

Troubleshooting openclaw amazon bedrock deployment

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1. Not requesting Bedrock AgentCore quota increases before deploying — default limits are low
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2. Skipping IAM least-privilege setup — the sample uses broad permissions for clarity
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3. Ignoring VPC configuration — AgentCore in a private VPC requires NAT Gateway for npm installs

Compatibility & status

Works with: AWS (us-east-1, us-west-2, eu-west-1); OpenClaw ≥1.2; Docker required advanced Last updated: Nov 2025 ★ 380 on GitHub MIT-0 (AWS)

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FAQ — openclaw amazon bedrock deployment

Does this require Amazon Bedrock model access?

Yes. You need to request access to at least one Bedrock foundation model in your region.

What does this cost to run?

ECS Fargate + ALB + AgentCore sessions can run $50–200/month for moderate traffic.

Can I use this with my existing OpenClaw plugins?

Yes. The Dockerfile installs your package.json plugins.

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