Elastic gains AWS agentic AI specialization recognition

Elastic (NYSE: ESTC) announced it has achieved the Amazon Web Services Agentic AI Specialization, a new category within the AWS AI Competency program. The specialization recognizes AWS partners that enable customers to deploy autonomous AI systems capable of processing, planning, and executing complex business processes independently.

The specialization distinguishes Elastic as an AWS partner with demonstrated technical expertise in delivering production-ready autonomous AI systems. Elastic provides agentic AI solutions using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and other AWS-compatible frameworks including Strands.

"The AWS Agentic AI Specialization is recognition of how the Elasticsearch platform for context engineering makes it easy to build AI agents that give the right answers and take the right actions," said Alyssa Fitzpatrick, global vice president of Partner Sales at Elastic.

Elastic recently introduced Agent Builder, a set of capabilities powered by Elasticsearch that enables developers to build custom AI agents on their data. Agent Builder allows users to create custom agents with sophisticated tools for querying relevant data and enabling conversation-based data exploration and automation. The tool is built on Amazon Bedrock and uses reasoning models from the Anthropic family by default.

The Amazon Agentic AI Specialization program helps customers identify partners with validated expertise in building enterprise-grade AI agents. These partners assist organizations in deploying autonomous AI systems for various use cases including enterprise knowledge operations, intelligent process automation, autonomous customer operations, financial operations automation, and supply chain optimization.

The information is based on a press release statement from Elastic.

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