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Upon request, it may take a few minutes for AWS to enable the model. Once they
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are enabled, you will receive an email from AWS confirming the model is enabled.
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+ Some users have reported issues with the enablement process, in which case, make
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+ sure you have sufficient permissions in AWS to enable the models, and you make
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+ need to contact AWS support for assistance.
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## 3. Deploy & start developing
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Now you are ready to deploy the services. This will deploy all the services
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** Update serverless-compose.yml**
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- - Update the ` stages.default .customDomainName ` to your custom domain name.
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- - Update the ` stages.default .customDomainCertificateARN ` to the ARN of the
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+ - Update the ` stages.prod.params .customDomainName ` to your custom domain name.
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+ - Update the ` stages.prod.params .customDomainCertificateARN ` to the ARN of the
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certificate you created in ACM.
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### Create the secret for JWT token authentication
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Generate a random secret and store it in the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store
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with a key like ` /serverless-ai-service/shared-token ` , and set it in the
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- ` sharedTokenSecret ` parameter in the ` serverless-compose.yml ` file:
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sharedTokenSecret: ${ssm:/serverless-ai-service/shared-token}
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### Deploy to prod
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