Version History
Bedrock Chat has evolved through several major versions, each introducing significant improvements and architectural changes. Understanding the migration path between versions is crucial for maintaining your deployment.Current Version: V3
V3 introduces fine-grained permission control, Bot Store functionality, and enhanced administrative features. This version requires significant schema changes in DynamoDB. Key Features:- Fine-grained permission control with user group-based access
- Bot Store marketplace for sharing and discovering bots
- Enhanced administrative features for API management and bot analytics
- Essential bot marking capability
Previous Versions
Version 2
V2 replaced pgvector on Aurora Serverless with Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases, improving RAG accuracy and reducing maintenance complexity.Version 1
V1 introduced bot personalization and RAG capabilities using pgvector on Aurora PostgreSQL.Version 0
Initial release with basic chat functionality powered by Amazon Bedrock.Migration Paths
Recommended Upgrade Path
To ensure a smooth migration with minimal data loss, follow the recommended upgrade path:Migration Guide Selection
Choose the appropriate migration guide based on your current version:V2 to V3 Migration
Migrate from V2 to V3 with schema changes and Bot Store
V1 to V2 Migration
Migrate from pgvector to Bedrock Knowledge Bases
V0 to V1 Migration
Upgrade from basic chat to bot personalization
Pre-Migration Checklist
Before starting any migration:Document Bot Configurations
Record all important bot settings, instructions, and knowledge sources in case manual recreation is needed
Review Breaking Changes
Read the specific migration guide for your version to understand all breaking changes
Common Migration Considerations
Service Disruption
Most major version migrations require downtime:- V2 to V3: ~60 minutes (depends on data volume)
- V1 to V2: Varies based on bot recreation time
- V0 to V1: Minimal downtime for database encryption
Data Preservation
What Data is Preserved
What Data is Preserved
- Conversation history
- Bot configurations (with schema updates)
- User accounts and authentication
- Document uploads (may require migration)
What May Be Lost
What May Be Lost
- Incompatible features (e.g., pgvector bots in V2+)
- Published APIs (must be republished)
- Custom configurations not supported in new versions
Regional Considerations
Ensure your deployment region supports all required services:- Amazon Bedrock
- Amazon OpenSearch Serverless
- Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases
Post-Migration Verification
After completing migration:- Verify User Access: Confirm all users can log in and access their data
- Test Bot Functionality: Validate that bots respond correctly with RAG content
- Check Permissions: Ensure permission controls work as expected (V3)
- Review Analytics: Confirm administrative features are functioning
- Monitor Costs: Check that new services are within expected cost ranges
Need Help?
If you encounter issues during migration:- Review the Troubleshooting Guide
- Check GitHub Issues
- Refer to specific migration guide documentation