Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases: Types, Deployment and Limits
Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases ground agents in your own documents. See the two types, how ingestion works, what each costs, and where retrieval stops helping.
Ayswarrya G is an independent consultant and one of Atlan's earliest writers, with eight years spent helping enterprise data teams turn dense technical concepts into content people actually use. She wrote some of the first widely read explainers on DataOps, data catalogs, data quality, and metadata management. Today she covers the context layer that makes scattered information trustworthy for both AI agents and humans.
Ayswarrya is an independent consultant at Atlan covering data engineering, active metadata management, and the emerging context layer. She has been with Atlan since the company's early days, leading content operations and community engagement while writing some of the first widely read pieces on DataOps, data catalogs, quality, governance, and metadata management.
Before starting her own consultancy, Ayswarrya built digital content strategy functions at cloud hosting and data management companies in India, Brazil, and the US. Having lived and worked across four continents, she writes for genuinely global audiences and has a long habit of turning dense technical concepts into content that people actually use.
Today she brings that range to B2B technology and SaaS brands, building content designed to be found and cited across both traditional search and AI answer engines.
After years spent making complex technology understandable across markets and cultures, she now writes about the context layer that turns scattered information and institutional memory into something both AI agents and humans can trust.
Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases ground agents in your own documents. See the two types, how ingestion works, what each costs, and where retrieval stops helping.
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Ayswarrya contributes to Atlan as an independent consultant under a freelance content agreement. She reviews and approves every article published under her byline before publication. Atlan does not pay for placement of any external coverage. Much of her professional work is ghostwritten or published under client and brand names; the citations listed are independent of Atlan's editorial process.