LEGIC runs Claude Code and a company-wide Open WebUI assistant on Amazon Bedrock inside its own AWS accounts
LEGIC IdentsystemsAmazon Bedrock · Claude CodeLEGIC Identsystems routes all AI inference through Amazon Bedrock from its own AWS accounts, governed by existing IAM, VPC, CloudTrail and SCP controls. It deployed Claude Code for developers and Open WebUI with a Bedrock Access Gateway for company-wide AI access, with Grafana cost observability. According to its Lead DevOps Engineer, a token spend of $400 last week resulted in saving more than a year of development time and eliminating a $100K annual license cost (self-reported).
Overview
LEGIC Identsystems routes all AI inference through Amazon Bedrock from its own AWS accounts, governed by existing IAM, VPC, CloudTrail and SCP controls. It deployed Claude Code for developers and Open WebUI with a Bedrock Access Gateway for company-wide AI access, with Grafana cost observability. According to its Lead DevOps Engineer, a token spend of $400 last week resulted in saving more than a year of development time and eliminating a $100K annual license cost (self-reported).
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LEGIC wanted to adopt generative AI in engineering workflows without routing proprietary code and internal knowledge through third-party services outside its governance perimeter. Its engineering team of approximately 50 developers wanted an AI coding assistant, and the wider company wanted access to AI-powered knowledge, under predictable and observable costs.
The solution
LEGIC routes all AI inference through Amazon Bedrock from its own AWS accounts, governed by existing IAM, VPC controls, CloudTrail and SCPs. Developers use Claude Code via Bedrock custom inference profiles, and employees use Open WebUI on Amazon EKS connected to a Bedrock Access Gateway. Grafana dashboards and a custom cost monitor track spend per developer, model and use case.
Reported business value
According to LEGIC's Lead DevOps Engineer as quoted in the source, a token spend of $400 last week resulted in saving more than a year of development time and eliminating a $100K annual license cost. The figure is self-reported.
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