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Q&A Why Does My Azure OpenAI Deployment Occasionally Return a '429 Too Many Requests' Error Even When I Am Under the Documented Rate Limits, How to solve?

I am using the Python SDK to access Azure OpenAI (GPT-4o / GPT-4o-mini). My usage logs show that I'm well below the Tokens-per-Minute and Requests-per-Minute limits for my instance. Even so, I so...

1 answer  ·  posted 10mo ago by MariaAllen‭  ·  last activity 9mo ago by MariaAllen‭

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Q&A Why Does My Azure OpenAI Deployment Occasionally Return a '429 Too Many Requests' Error Even When I Am Under the Documented Rate Limits, How to solve?

This isn’t you hitting the published limits. Azure OpenAI has extra throttles (burst, short-window, and regional load) that can still give you a 429 error even when your RPM/TPM looks fine. What r...

posted 9mo ago by MariaAllen‭

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