OpsGuru Named OpenAI Select Partner

Oct 7, 2026
OpsGuru is now a registered OpenAI Select Partner for deploying OpenAI models in enterprise AWS environments. Its projects include AI agents running through Amazon Bedrock for customers in regulated industries.

OpsGuru is now a registered OpenAI Select Partner, the company said in a press release. The designation covers its work deploying OpenAI models in enterprise AWS environments.

OpsGuru builds AI agents that run on AWS, often using Amazon Bedrock for orchestration. Its customers operate in financial services, healthcare, retail, energy and technology.

As a Select Partner, OpsGuru will work with OpenAI to build, deploy and scale AI systems for enterprise customers. This includes systems using models such as GPT-6 Astra within existing AWS security and governance controls.

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