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    Home»Development»How to Train Foundation Model with Your Custom Dataset?

    How to Train Foundation Model with Your Custom Dataset?

    June 9, 2025

    Objective

    As we all know, AI is currently trending, AI helping in all the domain like Healthcare, Automobile Industry, even in Information technology as well. It is helping but it is also very costly and developing the foundation Model for each industry is more difficult and time-consuming. In fast changing world, everyone has lack of time, So AWS comes up with solutions where you can take advantage of foundation model without developing from scratch, you can borrow & trained with your data and use it. AWS makes it very easy to use.

    Introduction

    So, training a custom foundation model in AWS Bedrock enables you to harness the power of AI while tailoring it to your specific business needs, all while managing costs and scaling efficiently. It’s designed for businesses that want to leverage AI without the complexity of managing the infrastructure, training from scratch, or worrying about data privacy and compliance.

    AWS also provides strong security mechanisms, including encryption, access controls, and compliance with various regulatory standards. This is crucial for sensitive data in domains like healthcare, finance, and legal.

    Use

    To train the foundation model, you can keep the dataset and create a job to train the specific AI model.

    You require only an AWS account, also you need to prepare the dataset, dataset you can prepare depending upon your need, here we are going to train the model with labeled dataset for medicines.

     

    AWS S3 Bucket, Bedrock Service & Iam Role that has permission to access S3 bucket.

    IAM Role Example:

    {

    “Version”: “2012-10-17”,

    “Statement”: [

    {

    “Effect”: “Allow”,

    “Action”: [

    “s3:GetObject”,

    “s3:PutObject”,

    “s3:ListBucket”

    ],

    “Resource”: [

    “arn:aws:s3:::<Bucket-name>”,

    “arn:aws:s3::: <Bucket-name>/*”

    ],

    “Condition”: {

    “StringEquals”: {

    “aws:PrincipalAccount”: “<AWS Account Number>”

    }

    }

    }

    ]

    }

    Creating a Fine Tune Job to Train the Foundation Model:

    1. Navigate to AWS Bedrock service in AWS account,
    2. Navigate to Custom Model, click on create customize model and then select “Create Fine-tunning job”2
    3. Select Model and Add Custom model name & tags,
      3
    4. Provide job name and VPC configuration
    5. Provide the S3 bucket path of Input dataset file and if you have create any validation, then you can share.5
    6. Provide the learning configuration of model
      6
    7. Provide the output S3 bucket name and Select IAM role
      7
    8. Click on Create Fine-tuning job, after that Foundation model will get trained and you will be able to see the status “Complete” when it is done.
      8

    Once it is done, you can provision and use it in the playground.

    Conclusion

    Training foundation models can be very complicated and expensive, but AWS Bedrock makes it much easier. With Bedrock, you don’t need to build models from scratch or worry about managing powerful hardware. Instead, you can use ready-made AI models from top providers and customize them for your needs.

    This means you can build smart applications faster, save time, and focus on solving real problems—without needing deep AI expertise. AWS Bedrock also takes care of important things like security, scalability, and reliability, so you can work with confidence.

    In short, AWS Bedrock is a great tool that helps businesses and developers use the power of AI more easily and effectively.

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