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Amazon Lex API Call Fails: "Invalid Bot Configuration: Amazon Lex could not access your Amazon Bedrock Agent"

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I'm using Amazon Lex V2 with an Amazon Bedrock Agent to create an AI chatbot. When I send a message from the Lex console, I get a response from the Bedrock Agent as expected. However, when I send the same message via an API request using the AWS SDK, I get the following error:

Invalid Bot Configuration: Amazon Lex could not access your Amazon Bedrock Agent. 
There is a problem with your configuration.
Failed to validate request sent to Bedrock Agent, 
AgentId: ${agentId} AgentAliasId: ${agentAliasId}

when making the API call directly it works fine, but not through the SDK

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Accepted Answer

The issue was that I was using 64 characters long string as the session id, I changed it to be 32 characters and it works.

answered a year ago

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This error typically occurs due to permission issues when Lex tries to access Bedrock through the SDK. Here's how to troubleshoot and fix it:

  1. Check IAM Role for Lex: Ensure the IAM role associated with your Lex bot has the necessary permissions to invoke Bedrock.
  2. Verify Service Role: Make sure Lex's service role is properly configured
  3. If Lex and Bedrock are in different AWS accounts, ensure proper cross-account role settings are in place.
  4. When making the SDK call, ensure you're: a) Using the correct region b) Using credentials with proper permissions c) Properly configuring the SDK client
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answered a year ago

  • Thank you for your answer, I don't think the permissions is the issue as I tried sending the API request using postman using the same credentials I am using with the SDK and it worked with both intents, also the SDK request worked with the fixed responses intent but not with the bedrock agent one, although the error message indicating its a permission issue, which confuses me.

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