Every Bedrock model, one pane of glass.
Bedrock puts a whole catalog of models behind one API — Claude, Llama, Titan, Mistral, and more. Obsivara tracks them all: cost and reliability per model and per workflow, agent traces, and the cross-account rollup your platform team has been assembling by hand.
AWS Bedrock, fully observable.
Cross-model usage tracking
Every model on Bedrock tracked uniformly — tokens, cost, latency, and errors, comparable side by side on your real workloads.
Bedrock Agents tracing
Agent invocations traced through action groups and knowledge-base lookups, so agentic failures point to a step, not a shrug.
Multi-account consolidation
Usage across AWS accounts and regions rolled into one estate view, with per-account, per-team, and per-workflow attribution.
Throughput economics
On-demand versus provisioned throughput analyzed against your actual usage patterns — know when reserved capacity pays for itself.
Three steps. No code changes.
Connect via IAM role
Deploy Obsivara's read-only IAM role (CloudFormation or Terraform provided) to the accounts running Bedrock.
Usage maps automatically
Models, agents, knowledge bases, and their calling workflows inventoried with cost and latency baselines.
Turn on governance
Budgets per workload, latency SLOs per model, and anomaly alerts across the whole estate.
Signals tracked out of the box.
- →Tokens and cost per model and workflow
- →Invocation latency by model and region
- →Bedrock Agents step traces
- →Knowledge-base query performance
- →Throttling and quota pressure
- →Guardrail intervention rates
Common questions.
Which Bedrock models does Obsivara support?
All of them. Obsivara tracks any model invocable through Bedrock — Anthropic, Meta, Amazon, Mistral, Cohere, and new ones as AWS adds them.
Does this include Bedrock Agents and Knowledge Bases?
Yes. Agent runs are traced through their action groups and retrievals, and knowledge-base query performance is monitored alongside model calls.
How does Obsivara access my Bedrock data?
Through a read-only IAM role you control, consuming CloudWatch and invocation logging data. Obsivara never holds AWS credentials with write access.