Deploying gpt4o-mini model with Global-standard deployment type results in an error when using Azure AI Studio

Question

Deploying gpt4o-mini model with Global-standard deployment type results in an error when using Azure AI Studio. What is the best way to resolve this that involves the least amount of administrative effort?

Steps to reproduce

1. Go to Azure OpenAI Studio and clock the Deployments navigation menu item on the left side bar
2. Click the Deploy model button and choose the Deploy base model option
3. Select gpt-4o-mini from the model options on the left-side column followed by clicking the Confirm button
4. Enter the Deployment details
   1. Deployment name: sample-gpt-4o-mini
   2. Model version: [select any]
   3. Deployment type: Global standard
   4. Tokens per Minute Rate Limit: [select 1K or above]
   5. Content filter: [select any]
5. Click the Deploy button

Issue

1. Can not move the slider (disabled) to adjust the Tokens per Minute Rate Limit (thousands)
2. You can move the slider when selecting Global Batch as the Deployment type

Illustrations

1. Example of Global Standard deployment type
   
2. Example of Global Batch deployment type
   
3. Example of

Answer 1

I found more information according to the documentation a Quota increase must be made. Closing question.

Steps to request a quota increase

1. Go to Azure OpenAI Studio and click the Quota navigation menu item on the left side bar
2. Click to expand the Deploy model to verify it contains the deployment you wish to increase the quota for
3. Select Request quota icon button to be redirected to the Azure OpenAI Service: Request for Quota Increase page

Example Azure OpenAI Service: Request for Quota Increase Page

Answer 2

Hello JP,

Thanks for asking this question, I will repost your answer so that you can have a chance to accept answer as original poster can not accept his/her owner answer. Please feel free to repost it, we appreciate your answer again.

As JP shared, this issue was caused by insufficient quota for gpt 4o-mini, a quota request solved this problem.

Steps to request a quota increase

1. Go to Azure OpenAI Studio and click the Quota navigation menu item on the left side bar
2. Click to expand the Deploy model to verify it contains the deployment you wish to increase the quota for
3. Select Request quota icon button to be redirected to the Azure OpenAI Service: Request for Quota Increase page

Credit to JP for sharing it and hope this can help others.

Regards,

Yutong