Build a semantic layer for agentic AI on AWS with Strategy Mosaic and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
- Who
- AWS Machine Learning Blog
- What
- publishes a technical walkthrough building a Strategy Mosaic semantic layer for agentic AI on AWS
- Quote
This post uses the same C360 pattern again, with Strategy Mosaic as the semantic layer.
What happened
This guide shows how to build a governed semantic layer with Strategy Mosaic across Amazon Redshift and Amazon Aurora, then connect a Strands agent hosted on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore through MCP. Two linked models combine customer profiles and purchase metrics without ETL, while user identity propagates to enforce row-level and object-level security. Verification covers source-specific queries, cross-model analytics, and access differences between fraud and marketing analysts.
The story so far
AWS published a technical walkthrough showing how to build a Strategy Mosaic semantic layer across Amazon Redshift and Amazon Aurora and connect it through MCP to a Strands agent hosted on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. The setup links two models to combine customer profiles and purchase metrics without ETL, while passing user identity through to enforce row-level and object-level security. The walkthrough verifies queries against individual data sources, analytics spanning both models, and differences in data access between fraud and marketing analysts. It demonstrates a configuration for giving an AI agent access to combined customer data while applying each user’s access controls.
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