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I recently deployed my AI RAG system build with Azure AI Studio as a web app. When trying to chat on the app I get:
Error code: 400 - {'error': {'requestid': '93caf8bc-7e09-4a2f-8281-4919fd568e77', 'code': 400, 'message': 'Failed to get managed identity token. Response: {"error":{"code":"ManagedIdentityIsNotEnabled","message":"Managed Identity (MI) is not set for this account while the encryption key source is \'Microsoft.KeyVault\', customer managed storage or Network Security Perimeter is used."}}'}}
Do you know how this problem can be solved?
Thanks,
Filip
Hi Filip,
In the Azure portal, please navigate to the App Service that was created for your web app. Under Settings -- Identity blade, make sure it is set to On and click Save button.
Please click Accept Answer and upvote if the above was helpful.
Thanks.
-TP
Here's my identity setting:
The issue still persists. I restarted app before testing. Do you know what could be the reason?
Thank for the suggestion. I tried it and restarted app before testing but the issue still exists. Do you know what could cause it?
This may be an issue that was supposed to be fixed by now. Have you tried steps outlined by @Will in this thread? Excerpted below:
I have finally got it to work without removing the conetent from AzureOpenAiEmbeddingName, this key should be set to "text-embedding-ada-002"
- Go to azure portal and find your web app
- Under Environment Variables, look for these 2 variables: Azure OPENAIEmbeddingEndpoint and AzureOpenAiEmbeddingKey.
- Set these 2 values to the endpoint and key associated with your embedding model. This information can be found on the deployments tab of AI studio. Make sure that the AZURE_SEARCH_KEY variable is populated.
- Save the updated Environment variables
- Open the web app from the azure portal itself (rather than from the studio)
Thank you for the answer
Do you know what value should be placed for AZURE_SEARCH_KEY? I.e. where can I find it in studio?
Thanks!
Do you know what value should be placed for AZURE_SEARCH_KEY? I.e. where can I find it in studio
Click on Settings on left, then you should see list of connected resources. You can click on the copy icon to the right of the api key for search to copy it to clipboard.