OpenClaw AWS Lightsail Tutorial: From Zero to Live

AWS just released a new way to run OpenClaw on AWS Lightsail. OpenClaw is an open-source autonomous AI agent that can run tasks like browsing the web, managing files, and interacting with messaging platforms. In this livestream we deploy OpenClaw on AWS Lightsail and connect it to Amazon Bedrock. We'll cover: • Launching the OpenClaw Lightsail blueprint • Pairing your browser with the OpenClaw instance • Enabling Bedrock access • Running autonomous AI agents in the cloud • Security and IAM considerations This is based on the latest AWS announcement introducing OpenClaw on Amazon Lightsail. Resources: AWS Blog: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/ OpenClaw: https://github.com CloudYeti explores practical AI engineering, AWS AI services, and real-world GenAI workflows. 0:00 Introduction & What is OpenClaw 2:05 What is AWS LightSail & Why Use It 3:24 Getting Started: AWS Signup & LightSail Console 7:09 Creating the LightSail OpenClaw Instance 9:04 Choosing Region, Blueprint & Instance Plan 11:14 Waiting for Instance to Boot 13:08 Personal OpenClaw Use Cases 14:15 Pairing Browser with OpenClaw 19:01 Switching the Default AI Model 22:11 Enabling Amazon Bedrock Permissions 27:53 OpenClaw is Live! First Chat Test 28:05 Connecting Messaging Channels 29:17 Demo: Creating Files via Chat 31:43 Discovering AWS Sandbox Restrictions 33:37 Demo: Web Scraping Reddit for News 38:10 Demo: Brute-Force Cracking a PDF Password 50:25 Debugging the Password Mistake 53:04 OpenClaw Cracks the PDF Successfully 55:51 Demo: YouTube Video to Blog Post 59:53 Setting Up a Web Server on LightSail 64:46 Blog is Live! Final Result 66:01 DDoS Discussion & AWS Security 69:11 Wrap-Up & Closing Thoughts Subscribe for more content on: AI agents Amazon Bedrock LLM infrastructure AWS AI services AI engineering