Review set 2 question 24

[Jon984732]

Seems like the answers are wrong. How does set the Lambda function in the event bridge rule if the lambda function doesn’t already exist?

Hence, the correct answers are:

– Step 1: Create a single Amazon Bedrock Data Automation (BDA) project and define multiple category-specific blueprints with descriptions and required fields.

– Step 2: Configure an Amazon EventBridge rule to monitor the S3 bucket and trigger an AWS Lambda function when new documents are uploaded.

– Step 3: Set up the AWS Lambda function to call InvokeDataAutomationAsync API, allowing Amazon Bedrock Data Automation (BDA) to auto-select the correct blueprint and extract the needed fields.

[Lois-TutorialsDojo]

Hello Jon,

Thanks for pointing this out, and we appreciate you taking the time to raise it.

From an actual AWS deployment perspective, the correct sequence should be Step 1, Step 3, then Step 2. You first create the BDA project, then create the Lambda function that calls InvokeDataAutomationAsync, and finally configure the EventBridge rule to trigger the Lambda, because EventBridge requires the Lambda to exist beforehand.

This item has already been flagged and updated on our end. The changes are now in place and will reflect in the TD Portal soon. Feel free to reach out if you have any follow-up questions.

Regards,

Lois @ Tutorials Dojo