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Hello,
We are building an internal coding assistant for our company using Azure OpenAI in the France Central region. Our setup includes:
We are currently blocked by the 50,000 TPM / 10 RPM quota. A single developer interaction with RAG context and source code input often exceeds 8,000 tokens per prompt, making the system unusable after just a few requests.
✅ Our use case is 100% internal — there is no public API or public users. Only our internal developers are using the assistant.
We would like to request a quota increase to:
If necessary, we’re also open to GPT-4 32k instead of GPT-4o.
This assistant is used exclusively for source code assistance, debugging, refactoring, and understanding files.
Is there a way to trigger this quota upgrade from the Basic plan or any other alternative path?
Thanks in advance,
Jonathan Miezin
Technical lead – iSonic
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Hello Jonathan MIEZIN
I understand you're currently facing limitations due to the default 50,000 Tokens-Per-Minute (TPM) and 10 Requests-Per-Minute (RPM) quota on GPT-4o in the France Central region, which is impacting your ability to use Azure OpenAI for your internal coding assistant.
Since your developers often send large prompts (averaging over 8,000 tokens) with RAG context and source code, your system becomes unusable after just a few interactions.
To address this, you can submit a formal quota increase request directly from the Azure Portal by navigating to your Azure OpenAI resource, opening the “Quota” tab, and selecting “Request Increase.” Be sure to specify your desired limits 300,000 TPM and 100 RPM and clearly explain that your use case is 100% internal, focused on developer productivity through tasks such as debugging, refactoring, and source code understanding. Provide supporting details like the number of developers (e.g., 50), expected prompt frequency, and the average token size per request.
If higher quotas for GPT-4o are constrained, you may want to consider requesting access to GPT-4 32k instead, which is generally more available and capable of handling large input sizes more efficiently. This request can be made either through the Azure OpenAI Product Request Form or by submitting a Microsoft Support ticket via the Azure Portal.
Additionally, if your organization has a Microsoft Account Manager or works with a CSP partner, reaching out to them can help escalate the request to the Azure OpenAI Product Group.
If you're currently on a Basic subscription plan, it may not support high-tier quotas, so consider upgrading to an Enterprise Agreement or a higher-tier plan to increase your chances of approval.
Also refer this, Manage Azure OpenAI Service quota,
Azure OpenAI Service quotas and limits.
I hope this helps, do let me know if you have further queries.
Thank you!
Hi Jonathan MIEZIN,
Following up to see if the above suggestion was helpful. And, if you have any further query do let us know.
Thank you!
Hi Jonathan MIEZIN,
We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you have a resolution yet. In case if you have any resolution please do share that same with the community as it can be helpful to others. Otherwise, will respond with more details and we will try to help.
Thank you!