Updated instructions on how to use AzureOpenAI models. #8250
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Added more clarity on how to initialize Azure OpenAI models. I also added tips on how to debug initializing external models. With these new changes, users can more easily get started and implement Azure Open AI models. Here are some clarifications I added: - I clearly added that the parameters names need to be saved as environment variables. If the user prefers to directly pass the parameters in the code, then I added an updated example. - I added that if users run into errors they should look at the LiteLLM documentation to confirm if the initialization protocol is correct.
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Added more clarity on how to initialize Azure OpenAI models. I also added tips on how to debug initializing external models. With these new changes, users can more easily get started and implement Azure Open AI models.
Here are some clarifications I added:
I clearly added that the parameters names need to be saved as environment variables. If the user prefers to directly pass the parameters in the code, then I added an updated example.
I added that if users run into errors they should look at the LiteLLM documentation to confirm if the initialization protocol is correct.