azure-openai
#10016
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This error has been identified and solved.
Reason
A 400 status error in the Azure OpenAI API, indicated by a "Bad Request" response, can be caused by several factors:
Invalid or Expired API Keys
The API key used in the request might be incorrect, expired, or not properly configured, leading to the server being unable to authenticate the request.
Incorrect Request Configuration
The request may have invalid syntax or configuration, such as incorrect headers, especially the Authorization field, or an incorrect base URL in the Axios configuration.
Rate Limiting and Throttling
The API request may be hitting the rate limits imposed by OpenAI, resulting in the server rejecting the request due to excessive frequency.
Data Payload Size
The data payload in the request may exceed the maximum size allowed by the OpenAI API, causing the server to reject the request.
Content Filter and Policy Violations
The prompt might be triggering content filters or violating Azure OpenAI's content management policies, leading to the request being filtered out.
Missing Required Properties
The request might be missing required properties, such as the "content" field, which is necessary for the API to process the request.
API Endpoint and Version Issues
There could be issues related to the specific API endpoint or version being used, such as changes in the API that are not accounted for in the current implementation.
Solution
To resolve the 400 status error in the Azure OpenAI API, you can take the following steps:
Ensure your API key is correct and not expired. Verify that the request configuration, including headers and the base URL, is accurate.
Here are some key actions to consider:
Check and update your API key if necessary.
Verify the base URL and headers, especially the
Authorizationfield.Ensure the request does not exceed rate limits or data payload size restrictions.
Review the prompt for compliance with content filters and policies.
Confirm that all required properties, such as the "content" field, are included in the request.
Verify that the API endpoint and version are correctly specified and up-to-date.
