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Hi, I have a question about the exercise "Use question answering with Language Studio" for the Azure AI Fundamentals course. I'm following the instructions and in the section "Create a bot for the knowledge base" step 4, after clicking "Create" it runs automatic validation, which always fails with the error message "This region has quota of 0 instances for your subscription. Try selecting different region or SKU." Is the only way to solve this to delete and re-create the Language service resource altogether (since the region for the bot is automatically the same location as the region for the Language service)?
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Hi heta-bjorklund,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q & A forum.
It seems like you're encountering a quota issue related to the region and SKU you've selected for your Language Service resource in Azure. The error message suggests that the selected region may have a quota of 0 instances for your subscription, or the SKU may not be available in that region.
1.Visit the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com/. Go to the "Subscriptions" section on the left. Choose your subscription, and in the subscription details, look for any resource quota limits set for the chosen region.
2.If there's a problem with the quota in the current region, you might have to pick another region for your Language Service resource. Just be aware that switching regions could mean you need to delete and create the resource again.
3.Make sure the chosen Service Level Agreement (SLA) is offered in the selected region. If not, consider picking a different SKU or region.
4.Make sure there are no leftover or unused resources using up your quota in the chosen region. Delete any unnecessary resources to free up quota.
Remember, changing the region might impact the latency and performance of your application, so choose a region that meets your requirements and has the necessary quota for your resources.
Good to have a check on App Service Plans - List Usages. This will show the quota for the app service in this region. Here is the link showing the usage. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/appservice/app-service-plans/list-usages
Please review this thread where another customer is experiencing a similar issue. It could provide some insights: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1314642/how-to-update-my-quota-with-qa
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Thank you.
Hi heta-bjorklund,
Just checking in to see if you had a chance to see my previous answer. Please let me know if it was helpful and don't hesitate to reach out to us if you face any issue.
Thank you.
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Hi heta-bjorklund,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q & A forum.
Addressing Azure Quotas and Subscriptions:
Overview of Quotas:
Quotas, also referred to as service limits, delineate the maximum thresholds for resources, actions, and items within an Azure account. These limits play a crucial role in safeguarding customers against misallocated resources, inadvertent consumption, and unforeseen demand. It's important to note that quotas are established and enforced at the subscription level.
Considerations for Free Trial Subscriptions:
Free Trial subscriptions come with certain constraints, including limitations on limit or quota enhancements. If you're utilizing a Free Trial subscription, it's advisable to contemplate upgrading to a Pay-As-You-Go subscription for access to additional features and enhanced flexibility.
Viewing Quotas:
To access information about your quotas, follow these steps:
Certain quotas are managed at a regional level, such as vCPU quotas, which are region-specific. When requesting a quota increase, it's essential to determine the required number of vCPUs in a specific region and submit the request accordingly. Since each region has its own quota, meticulous planning of workload requirements for each region is imperative. Troubleshooting Quota-related Issues:
If you encounter challenges related to quotas, consider the following steps:
if you encounter any access-related challenges, I recommend reaching out to the administrator team for assistance. They possess the necessary permissions and expertise to address and resolve access-related concerns effectively.
Thank you.