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AWS Shows How AgentCore and Okta Govern Access for Multiple AI Agents

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AWS extended its Part 1 tutorial with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway as a shared entry point for agent access. The gateway redeems Okta grants, while Cedar policies check tool access before calls reach MCP servers. The setup adds a second agent on Amazon EKS and joins AgentCore traces with Okta System Log events in CloudWatch. AWS also compares Cross App Access with per-user OAuth consent and reports latency and revocation behavior. The code is sample code for non-production use, and AWS says the example is not a complete, deployable solution. The EKS control plane costs $0.10 per hour, plus node and Amazon EKS Auto Mode management fees; AgentCore features are charged based on usage.

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Latest development11/7 01:09 (UTC+8)
Govern AI Agent Access with Okta Cross App Access and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, Part 2AWS Machine Learning Blog

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    Govern AI Agent Access with Okta Cross App Access and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, Part 2

    AWS authors extend a Part 1 agent governance setup with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway as a shared entry point that redeems Okta grants, while Cedar policies control tool access before calls reach MCP servers. They add a second agent on Amazon EKS and join AgentCore traces with Okta System Log events in CloudWatch. The post also compares Cross App Access with per-user OAuth consent and reports observed latency and revocation behavior.

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