The error message you’re encountering (InternalServerError, Unable to obtain resource information) while trying to access Azure OpenAI Service in the East US 2 region indicates that there might be an issue with the service in that region, such as:
1. Service Outage or Degradation: There could be a temporary outage or degradation of Azure OpenAI services in the East US 2 region.
2. Resource Provisioning Issue: The service might be facing internal issues in provisioning or accessing the resources required for OpenAI deployments.
Steps to troubleshoot:
1. Check Azure Service Status:
• Go to the Azure Status page and verify if there are any ongoing incidents or outages for the East US 2 region, particularly with Azure OpenAI Services.
• Check if any maintenance is scheduled or if there is an ongoing issue affecting the East US 2 region.
2. Switch to a Different Region:
• If the Azure OpenAI service is critical and you need immediate access, try deploying the service in a different region (like East US or West US) to bypass the issue in East US 2.
• Ensure that your deployment scripts and applications target the new region.
3. Retry After Some Time:
• If the issue is temporary, Azure might resolve it after some time. Retry your request after waiting for a while (15-30 minutes) to see if the problem persists.
4. Raise a Support Ticket:
• If the issue is not resolved after checking Azure’s status page and trying the above steps, it might be necessary to raise a support ticket with Microsoft.
• Go to the Azure Support page and create a support request for the Azure OpenAI service issue in the East US 2 region. Provide the full error message, including the 500 status code and the InternalServerError code.
Temporary Workaround
In the meantime, if your usage is region-agnostic and you need to continue working with the Azure OpenAI service, deploying it in another Azure region where the service is operational might be the quickest workaround.
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