Amazon Kendra Introduces Drupal Connector for Enhanced Document Search

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Amazon Kendra, the machine learning-powered intelligent search service, has unveiled a new capability to enhance document search for AWS customers.1 As of October 4, 2023, AWS users can utilize the Amazon Kendra Drupal connector to index and retrieve documents stored within Drupal.

Drupal, an open-source content management system, is widely employed for website and web application development. With the Amazon Kendra Drupal connector, users can efficiently index various content types, including articles, default pages, custom content, comments, and attachments.

This integration offers AWS customers a valuable tool for improving their information retrieval processes. The Amazon Kendra Drupal connector can be accessed in all AWS Regions where Amazon Kendra operates, ensuring widespread availability. Users can refer to the official documentation page or the Amazon Kendra connector library to access further details and resources related to this connector.

Visit the website for a more comprehensive understanding of Amazon Kendra and its capabilities.

Footnotes

1News Release, dated 04-10-2023, Amazon Kendra releases Drupal connector to search Drupal documents, Link: https://aws.amazon.com/ko/about-aws/whats-new/2023/10/amazon-kendra-drupal-connector-drupal-document-search/

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