Step 3

Add Amazon Bedrock Scanner

Overview

In this step you’ll connect MuleSoft Platform to Amazon Bedrock. The scanner will discover AI agents running in your AWS account and automatically populate them in the MuleSoft agent registry.


Step 1 — Navigate to Providers

  1. Log in at omni.mulesoft.com
  2. In the left navigation, click Providers

Step 2 — Add an Amazon scanner

  1. Under Amazon, expand Platforms
  2. Click Add Scanner
  3. Select Amazon Bedrock

Step 3 — Configure the connection

Fill in the following fields using the credentials from the Credentials page:

Field Value
Access Key ID (provided by your workshop instructor)
Access Secret Key (provided by your workshop instructor)
AWS Region us-east-1

Click Test Connection. Once the connection test succeeds, click Continue.


Step 4 — Name the connection

Field Value
Connection name Amazon Bedrock Connection
Description Scanner for Amazon Bedrock agents

Leave Frequency and Time at their default values.

Click Connect.

You should see the message: Your connection is live! Scanner was created for Amazon.

Click Done.


Step 5 — Run Discovery Scan

  1. Open the Amazon Bedrock Connection you just created
  2. Click Run Discovery Scan

The scanner will query Amazon Bedrock and discover any agents running in the us-east-1 region. Once complete, you will see the discovered agent populated in the registry.


Step 6 — View the discovered agent

  1. In the left navigation, click Agents
  2. Find the agent that was brought in from Amazon Bedrock
  3. Click on the agent to open its Overview tab

The overview shows:

  • Agent name and description
  • Source platform (Amazon Bedrock)
  • Discovery timestamp
  • Available capabilities

Key insight: This is the power of Scanners — assets from different external platforms (AWS, Azure, Salesforce, etc.) are automatically discovered and centralised in one registry without any manual import. As your external environments change, re-running the scan keeps the registry current.


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