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Implementing Azure OpenAI

Task 02 - Deploy supporting Azure services (20 minutes)

Introduction

Contoso Suites has asked you to perform a proof of concept for using Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Services to improve the productivity of their support staff. In this second task, you will deploy a set of common Azure services, including Azure Cosmos DB, a storage account, and an Azure AI Search service, to an appropriate region.

You will work with the GPT-4 model in this training. This will limit the number of regions you can use for deployment. Review the region availability table and ensure that you choose a region that supports GPT-4. Also, you will want to ensure that your region has support for Azure AI Services

Description

In this task, you will prepare a resource group with three Azure services.

The key tasks are as follows:

  1. Create a new resource group in your subscription. This subscription must have access to Azure OpenAI and you should deploy the resource group to a region that supports GPT-4.
  2. Use the DeployAzureResources.bicep script in the src\InfrastructureAsCode\ folder to deploy resources out.

Success Criteria

  • You have deployed all necessary services.

Learning Resources

Solution

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  • To create a resource group using az cli, use the command az group create. An example of this is: az group create -l eastus2 -n TechExcelTest, which will create a resource group named TechExcelTest in the East US 2 region.
  • If you have Visual Studio Code installed, you can use the Bicep extension to run Bicep scripts by doing the following:
    • Open the src\InfrastructureAsCode\DeployAzureResources.bicep script.

    • Use Ctrl+Shift+P (or Cmd+Shift+P on Mac) to open the Visual Studio Code prompt. Then, type Bicep into the search menu and choose Bicep: Deploy Bicep Script.

      Deploy a Bicep script

    • Provide a name for the deployment or accept the automatically provided name.

      Enter a deployment name

    • Select the appropriate subscription. This subscription must be listed for Azure OpenAI access!

      Select a subscription

    • Select the resource group that you created.

      Choose the resource group you created in this task

    • There will not be a parameter file for this script, so it is safe to choose None.

      Choose None for the parameter file

    • At this point, the deployment script will kick off. You can select the link in the Output window to view your deployment.

      View the deployment in the Azure portal

    • Once your deployment completes, you should see all of your resources in the resource group you have created. These include Cosmos DB, a storage account, and an Azure AI Search service.