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AWS Releases Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base Migration Guide

11/13/2026 — 11/13, 01:20·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)

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  • AWS published a migration guide in amazon-bedrock skill for moving customer-managed Amazon Bedrock knowledge bases to the managed offering.…

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On November 13, 2026, AWS Machine Learning Blog announced that AWS has published a migration guide inside the amazon-bedrock skill. The guide is designed to help teams move a customer-managed Amazon Bedrock knowledge base to a Managed Knowledge Base, and the migration can be carried out by a coding agent rather than handled only through manual steps. According to the guide, the coding agent begins with read-only discovery to assess the existing setup, then creates the new knowledge base, or an infrastructure-as-code template, alongside the original repository. Before any formal cutover takes place, the agent validates retrieval quality to confirm the new setup performs as intended. At this point, the publicly available information is limited to the announcement of the guide and its described workflow. No follow-up updates have been reported, and the matter currently sits at the stage where the migration guide has been released and its intended process has been outlined.

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  1. AWS has published a migration guide in its amazon-bedrock skill for moving customer-managed Amazon Bedrock knowledge bases to Managed Knowledge Bases. A coding agent plans the move with read-only discovery, creates the new knowledge base or an infrastructure-as-code template alongside the original, and validates retrieval before cutover.

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