Get started with OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna on Amazon Bedrock
Amazon Bedrock has added support for OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna models. Users can now access these models via the Bedrock Responses API.
- GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna models are now generally available on AWS Bedrock.
- Developers can use the bedrock-mantle endpoint and Responses API for inference.
- Prompt caching is available to help reduce operational costs.
- The integration includes support for the OpenAI Codex coding agent.
Amazon Web Services has officially integrated the latest OpenAI GPT-5.6 model family into its Amazon Bedrock service. This expansion includes the Sol, Terra, and Luna variants, providing developers with more specialized options for different computational needs.
Integration allows users to utilize the bedrock-mantle endpoint for inference via the Responses API. The update also introduces features like prompt caching to optimize costs and provides access to the OpenAI Codex coding agent for enhanced development workflows.
By bringing these models to Bedrock, AWS enables enterprise users to manage scaling, quotas, and model selection within their existing AWS infrastructure, streamlining the deployment of advanced generative AI applications.
Provides streamlined access to high-end OpenAI models within the AWS ecosystem.
Enables enterprise-grade scaling and cost management using existing AWS infrastructure.
Offers a standardized way to experiment with cutting-edge models via cloud APIs.
- Amazon Bedrock
- A fully managed service from AWS that makes foundation models from various providers available via an API.
- Prompt Caching
- A technique that stores previously processed text to reduce latency and cost for repetitive inputs.
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