Merge pull request #4209 from mrbullwinkle/mrb_04_17_2025_batch

[Azure OpenAI] Batch updates file expiration + fail fast region changes

Author: prmerger-automator[bot]

articles/ai-services/openai/includes/batch/batch-python.md

@@ -102,13 +102,13 @@ client = AzureOpenAI(
 file = client.files.create(
   file=open("test.jsonl", "rb"), 
   purpose="batch",
-  #extra_body={"expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}} # Optional you can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days
+  extra_body={"expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}} # Optional you can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days
 )
 
 
 print(file.model_dump_json(indent=2))
 
-#print(f"File expiration: {datetime.fromtimestamp(file.expires_at) if file.expires_at is not None else 'Not set'}")
+print(f"File expiration: {datetime.fromtimestamp(file.expires_at) if file.expires_at is not None else 'Not set'}")
 
 file_id = file.id
 ```
@@ -131,20 +131,20 @@ client = AzureOpenAI(
 file = client.files.create(
   file=open("test.jsonl", "rb"), 
   purpose="batch",
-  #extra_body={"expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}} # Optional you can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days
+  extra_body={"expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}} # Optional you can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days
 )
 
 
 print(file.model_dump_json(indent=2))
 
-#print(f"File expiration: {datetime.fromtimestamp(file.expires_at) if file.expires_at is not None else 'Not set'}")
+print(f"File expiration: {datetime.fromtimestamp(file.expires_at) if file.expires_at is not None else 'Not set'}")
 
 file_id = file.id
 ```
 
 ---
 
-By uncommenting and adding `extra_body={"expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}}` you're setting our upload file to expire in 14 days. There's a max limit of 500 batch files per resource when no expiration is set. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. This feature isn't currently available in all regions. Output when file upload expiration is set:
+By uncommenting and adding `extra_body={"expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}}` you're setting our upload file to expire in 14 days. There's a max limit of 500 batch files per resource when no expiration is set. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. 
 
 **Output:**
 
@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ batch_response = client.batches.create(
     input_file_id=file_id,
     endpoint="/chat/completions",
     completion_window="24h",
-    #extra_body={"output_expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}} # Optional you can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days
+    extra_body={"output_expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}} # Optional you can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days
 )
 
 
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ print(batch_response.model_dump_json(indent=2))
 
 ```
 
-The default 500 max file limit per resource also applies to output files. Here you can uncomment this line to add  `extra_body={"output_expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}}` so that your output files expire in 14 days. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. This feature isn't currently available in all regions.
+The default 500 max file limit per resource also applies to output files. Here you can uncomment this line to add  `extra_body={"output_expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600, "anchor": "created_at"}}` so that your output files expire in 14 days. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. 
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > Currently the completion window must be set to `24h`. If you set any other value than `24h` your job will fail. Jobs taking longer than 24 hours will continue to execute until canceled.
@@ -674,6 +674,7 @@ The following regions support the new fail fast behavior:
 - northcentralus
 - polandcentral
 - swedencentral
+- switzerlandnorth
 - eastus2
 - westus
 

articles/ai-services/openai/includes/batch/batch-rest.md

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ curl -X POST https://YOUR_RESOURCE_NAME.openai.azure.com/openai/files?api-versio
 
 The above code assumes a particular file path for your test.jsonl file. Adjust this file path as necessary for your local system. 
 
-By adding the optional `"expires_after.seconds=1209600"` and `"expires_after.anchor=created_at"` parameters  you're setting your upload file to expire in 14 days. There's a max limit of 500 batch files per resource when no expiration is set. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. You can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days. This feature isn't currently available in all regions.
+By adding the optional `"expires_after.seconds=1209600"` and `"expires_after.anchor=created_at"` parameters  you're setting your upload file to expire in 14 days. There's a max limit of 500 batch files per resource when no expiration is set. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. You can set to a number between 1209600-2592000. This is equivalent to 14-30 days.
 
 
 
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ curl -X POST https://YOUR_RESOURCE_NAME.openai.azure.com/openai/batches?api-vers
   }'
 ```
 
-The default 500 max file limit per resource also applies to output files. Here you can optionally add  `"output_expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600},` and `"anchor": "created_at"` so that your output files expire in 14 days. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. The file expiration feature is currently not available in all regions.
+The default 500 max file limit per resource also applies to output files. Here you can optionally add  `"output_expires_after":{"seconds": 1209600},` and `"anchor": "created_at"` so that your output files expire in 14 days. By setting a value for expiration the number of batch files per resource is increased to 10,000 files per resource. 
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > Currently the completion window must be set to `24h`. If you set any other value than `24h` your job will fail. Jobs taking longer than 24 hours will continue to execute until canceled.