docs: Azure Region Restrictions, Model Capacity Enhancements, and Documentation Alignment #1928
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Purpose
This pull request updates the supported Azure regions and increases the default model capacities for the solution. The changes ensure that deployments are restricted to specific regions for compatibility and data redundancy, and that resource quotas are set higher for both GPT-4.1 and embedding models. Documentation, deployment templates, and scripts have all been updated for consistency.
Azure Region Restrictions and Documentation Updates:
Australia East
,East US 2
,Japan East
, andUK South
. Documentation inREADME.md
anddocs/QuotaCheck.md
has been updated to reflect this restriction and clarify the difference between "Region" (deployment metadata) and "Location" (resource deployment). [1] [2] [3]Model Capacity Increases:
gpt4.1:150
andtext-embedding-ada-002:100
in documentation, deployment parameter files (main.parameters.json
,main.waf.parameters.json
), and scripts. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Deployment Template Updates:
main.bicep
,main.json
) now restrict thelocation
parameter to the supported regions and update descriptions to clarify the distinction between "Region" and "Location" fields in the Azure portal. References to Azure Database for MySQL have been corrected to PostgreSQL. [1] [2]Script and Sample Updates:
quota_check_params.sh
script and sample usage in documentation now use the updated regions and model capacities, ensuring users interact with the correct configuration. [1] [2] [3]Consistency and Clarification:
Let me know if you want to dive deeper into any specific change or need help understanding how these updates affect deployment or usage!
Does this introduce a breaking change?
What to Check
Verify the documentation