when we talk about Resource Not Found error when using Azure OpenAI? Don't fret! This usually means the resource you're trying to access isn't where it should be or needs a configuration tweak.
Resource Name: Make sure you spelled the Azure OpenAI resource name exactly as it appears in the Azure portal. Remember, case sensitivity matters! Endpoint: Verify the endpoint URL follows this format: https://.openai.azure.com.
Ensure you're connecting to the region where your Azure OpenAI resource is deployed. If you're accessing from a different region, you might miss the target.
Double-check the API key you're using for authentication. Grab it directly from the "Keys and Endpoint" section for your OpenAI resource in the Azure portal. Make sure the API key hasn't expired or been revoked.
Verify that your Azure subscription has enough quota to use the Azure OpenAI service. If the resource is new, confirm it's been approved for use under your Azure subscription.
If the resource was accidentally deleted or moved to a different resource group or subscription, you'll need to recreate it or update your configuration with its new location.
Ensure the correct resource ID is specified in your requests. Run this test command to list resources and confirm the OpenAI service is there: Bash az resource list --name Use code with caution.
Use Azure Monitor or Diagnostics Settings to view logs and get more details about the error. Enable Activity Logs in the Azure portal to see if any issues arose during resource provisioning or API calls.
If you're accessing the service from a private network, make sure your network settings allow outbound traffic to the OpenAI endpoint. Still Stuck? Next Steps:
If the issue persists, consider opening a support ticket with Azure for further investigation. Include helpful details in your support request, such as the full error message, resource name, and region.