A developer builds a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) application on ECS/ACK where RDS stores source documents, Elasticsearch powers semantic retrieval, and PAI/Bailian Model Studio performs generative inference—all secured end-to-end with IDaaS OIDC keyless M2M authentication, eliminating hardcoded AK/SK across the entire data-to-inference pipeline.
A developer builds a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) application on ECS/ACK where RDS stores source documents, Elasticsearch powers semantic retrieval, and PAI/Bailian Model Studio performs generative inference—all secured end-to-end with IDaaS OIDC keyless M2M authentication, eliminating hardcoded AK/SK across the entire data-to-inference pipeline.
See _combos/keyless-m2m-auth-for-pai-models-de23a0.
See idaas/idaas-secure-access.
See _combos/keyless-m2m-access-to-bailian-model-apis-283f9c.
See _combos/secure-search-app-with-keyless-m2m-auth-da68ec.
Q: How can I build a secure RAG application that uses keyless authentication to connect ECS, RDS, Elasticsearch, and AI inference services without hardcoded access keys? A: You can build a secure RAG application on ECS or ACK by using IDaaS OIDC keyless M2M authentication to connect RDS, Elasticsearch, and PAI or Bailian Model Studio without hardcoded access keys. This end-to-end architecture stores source documents in RDS, powers semantic retrieval with Elasticsearch, and performs generative inference while completely eliminating hardcoded AK/SK credentials across the pipeline.