A developer building an intelligent search application configures both the ML training pipeline (PAI workspace roles and RAM policies to access RDS feature data for model training) and the search serving layer (RDS accounts for the application backend and Elasticsearch RAM permissions for search/analytics), creating a complete end-to-end architecture where PAI trains models on RDS data while the application serves search results via Elasticsearch backed by the same RDS store.
A developer building an intelligent search application configures both the ML training pipeline (PAI workspace roles and RAM policies to access RDS feature data for model training) and the search serving layer (RDS accounts for the application backend and Elasticsearch RAM permissions for search/analytics), creating a complete end-to-end architecture where PAI trains models on RDS data while the application serves search results via Elasticsearch backed by the same RDS store.
See _combos/ml-pipeline-with-pai-and-rds-data-access-f95ede.
See _combos/secure-multi-service-search-platform-with-accoun-87e450.
See _combos/ml-powered-search-platform-with-identity-access--5faf13.
See _combos/search-enabled-data-platform-access-setup-ab092c.
Q: How do I configure an intelligent search application where PAI training and Elasticsearch serving share the same RDS database? A: Configure PAI workspace roles and RAM policies for model training alongside RDS accounts and Elasticsearch RAM permissions to enable this shared architecture. This end-to-end setup allows PAI to train models directly on RDS feature data while the application serves search results via Elasticsearch backed by the same RDS store.