Error "No quota is available for this model. Please contact your account team to request quota" but we have (from what i see in Quotas) enough quota to deploy the model.

Anonymous
2024-02-02T17:26:34.45+00:00

We are unable to deploy any gpt-4 0613 models. We get an error of:

  • No quota is available for this model. Please contact your account team to request quota.
  • Selected model version does not have a standard deployment type.

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I followed the troubleshooting steps of adding a role: Cognitive Services Contributor and assigned it to a user on the subscription level.

For context, i have a owner role and I too get this "No quota" error.

Our quota in the Quotas pane in Azure AI Studio looks to have sufficient quota for gpt-4:

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What am i missing here? Do i really have to fill out a Request quota form even though it looks like i already have enough or do I not have enough?

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  1. Saurabh Sharma 23,821 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2024-02-02T20:06:13.6033333+00:00

    Hi @wl-via

    Welcome to Microsoft Q&A! Thanks for posting the question.

    I believe you have created your resource in WEST US region, however, GPT-4 is not available in WEST US region as per the documentation over here. You screenshot also doesn't show up GPT-4 but it shows different versions of GPT-4 like GPT-4-Turbo etc.

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    Please create your Azure Open AI resource in any of the supported regions and then try to deploy the model in that region.

    Please let me know if you have any questions.

    Thanks

    Saurabh


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