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…-Region Inference on Amazon Bedrock (#1143) Co-authored-by: Sanjiv Das <srdas@scu.edu>
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Fixes #1121
Amazon Cross Region Inference is implemented by prefixing a region code to the base model id. Given the growing number of regions and models, adding each specific one to the drop down model list is cumbersome. Instead, the user can simple handle cross-region inference through Jupyter AI's custom/provisioned model interface for Bedrock that has been updated to indicate this, as shown below:
Here the US specific region model id is used.
The related documentation has also been updated to reflect these changes.