Infrastructure as Code for the Agentic Cloud: AWS-First and Multi-Cloud Patterns
Infrastructure as Code for the Agentic Cloud How infrastructure strategy changes when moving from AWS-first to multi-cloud agent platforms Infrastructure as Code has traditionally been concerned with relatively predictable things: networks, compute, storage, databases, identity, queues and deployment pipelines. Agentic systems change the shape of that infrastructure. An AI agent is not simply another workload running in a container. Production agents increasingly require a collection of capabilities around them: runtime isolation, model access, memory, tool connectivity, workload identity, policy enforcement, evaluation, tracing and sometimes communication with other agents. Cloud providers are responding by building increasingly complete agent platforms. AWS has Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. Microsoft has Foundry Agent Service. Google has been evolving its managed age...