Multi-Agent Orchestrator on AWS Bedrock — AWS architecture diagram

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Multi-agent orchestrator on AWS Bedrock coordinates supervisor and worker agents across two availability zones using Bedrock AgentCore, LangGraph on Fargate, Step Functions, and ECS. User requests flow through API Gateway and Bedrock Guardrails into the orchestrator layer, which routes tasks via EventBridge and SQS to Lambda action groups and EC2 worker agents. Context, traces, and vector embeddings persist in DynamoDB, OpenSearch Serverless, and RDS across private subnets, with CloudWatch and X-Ray monitoring the entire workflow. This architecture demonstrates high-availability multi-agent coordination with least-privilege IAM roles, VPC isolation, and cross-AZ redundancy. Fork and customize this diagram on Diagrams.so to adapt agent topologies, add new action groups, or integrate additional data sources.

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This diagram shows a supervisor-worker multi-agent architecture using Bedrock AgentCore as the orchestrator, LangGraph on Fargate for agent logic, and Step Functions for workflow coordination. Worker agents run on ECS and EC2, with Lambda action groups handling integrations, while DynamoDB, OpenSearch Serverless, and RDS provide persistent context and data across two availability zones with cross-

Multi-Agent Orchestrator on AWS Bedrock

AWSadvancedAWS Bedrockmulti-agent AILangGraphStep Functionshigh availabilityleast-privilege security
Domain: Cloud AwsAudience: AWS solutions architects designing multi-agent AI systems on Bedrock
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July 15, 2026

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August 14, 2026 at 11:28 PM

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