Using Amazon Kendra to Build your Enterprise Product Search

In this video, we'll use Amazon Kendra build a product search capability.
This includes:
1. Downloading and processing an e-commerce dataset
2. Creating a Kendra index
3. Connecting a data source
4. Tuning our search results
5. and finally, using the python SDK to programmatically query our index.

Links:
The notebooks I used in this tutorial is available here:

The dataset used for this tutorial is available here:

Amazon Kendra Developers Guide:

Amazon Kendra Blogs:

Thanks for viewing!!

[GENAI-pfok]

Wonderfully explained ! Very Helpful ! - TIP - Please raise your voice and decrease the speed, Rest everything is great !!

[Reborngames]

Well, i don't really know anything related to this video, I never really searched anything related to this and I almost click off the video before 5 seconds... But idk why, after it started I couldn't leave, it was quite interesting and pleasurable to experience. Good work there, keep it up, o/
(btw, it was so good that it made me want to try programing again)

[gerardorosiles]

How does Kendra know what to index without providing any information about the contents of the JSON files?

[sailochanar]

can I know what is benefit of using kendra over using bedrock fms to build such product search application in cost base, I want to know charges info .

[sailochanar]

can we upload documents from ui ?? instead of pre-loading documents in data sources.

[hskhawaja]

I'm facing this error and unable to figure out the issue with S3 bucket.

S3 Connector Error code: S3-5110 Error message: Unable to connect with provided S3 bucket, Please try again with valid bucket.

Can anyone help?

[theguy]

also object of type 'int' has no len()

on colors[:10]

[RadioMcRadioface]

"Add a pop of paddling fun to your bed"... I'm not making that up, its in the video. Kendra sure sounds fun so far doesnt it? I'm only 5 minutes in to this thing.

[theguy]

i am getting this error

[Errno 2] No such file or directory: