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Availability
Verify us-gov-west-1 access, APIs, quotas, account eligibility, and current documentation.
Browser-local planning aid · Source checked August 9, 2026
Turn the August AgentCore Memory, Policy, and Harness launch into explicit availability, data, identity, enforcement, deployment, and approval questions. The result identifies missing evidence; it never certifies compliance.
Planning result
Current stage
Discovery
Resolve the highlighted evidence gaps before a bounded pilot.
Unresolved gates
This local checklist does not access AWS, validate a configuration, prove data residency, determine control inheritance, certify compliance, estimate cost, or authorize production.
Five gates
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Verify us-gov-west-1 access, APIs, quotas, account eligibility, and current documentation.
02
Map memory, model, tool, identity, log, file, support, and external endpoint traffic.
03
Separate caller, actor, session, harness role, Gateway identity, Policy, and downstream authorization.
04
Test cross-tenant denial, stale memory, LOG_ONLY drift, enforcement changes, and cleanup.
05
Keep technical readiness separate from compliance, records, security, and production approval.
Separate the Memory, Policy, and Harness boundaries and GovCloud-specific differences.
Choose raw session events, extracted cross-session records, both, or no persistence.
Review generated Cedar, observe LOG_ONLY decisions, and protect enforcement changes.
Plan execution roles, network paths, observability, budget controls, and teardown.
Official references: AWS launch announcement, AgentCore release notes, and AgentCore in AWS GovCloud. Recheck current Region support, APIs, differences, infrastructure-as-code coverage, quotas, pricing, and data paths.