Configuring a Bedrock AgentCore Deployment Pipeline with Amazon EKS GitOps

·2026.11.02 18:13

Key point

In the GitOps-based AgentCore deployment demo, all 94 requests succeeded.

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Details

  • Configured a GitOps pipeline to deploy agents to the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime using Argo CD and ACK
  • In the demo environment, all 94 continuous request probes were processed normally, confirming Gateway URL persistence and release switching
  • Verified Gateway calls and model responses using Argo Rollouts' PostSync AnalysisRun
  • The DEFAULT endpoint switches to the new version before verification; automatic rollback is not implemented, requiring a separate recovery procedure

Architecture and Resources

  • Management path: Git → Argo CD → Kubernetes CR → ACK → AWS API
  • Request path: Application → AgentCore Gateway → AgentCore Runtime → Amazon Bedrock
  • Base infrastructure: VPC, EKS, ECR, and IAM roles created with AWS CDK (2 ARM64 m7g.large nodes)

Deployment and Verification Procedure

  • Helm charts and environment-specific values are recorded in Git for Argo CD to apply resources
  • Argo CD synchronizes in the order of Runtime (sync wave 0), Gateway (wave 1), and GatewayTarget (wave 2)
  • The PostSync Job calls the Gateway to compare the expected release and build identifier
  • Production deployment requires designing separate endpoint pre-verification and gradual traffic switching

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