LLM Evaluated
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Azure OpenAI Service

Enterprise access to OpenAI models with Azure security, networking and compliance.

Category / Domain LLM
I/O Performance Empirical Profile

Core Information

#core_information

Name, description, vendor website, logo, technology type and tags.

Overview & Role

Enterprise access to OpenAI models with Azure security, networking and compliance.

Domain Classification & Tags

LLM

Performance Profile

#performance_profile

Typical read and write throughput, payload size and processing latency.

Read Performance Profile

Throughput: Hundreds to thousands of requests per second (RPS) per deployed model, depending on model type, token limits, and provisioned throughput units (PTUs) or standard pay-as-you-go capacity. For example, GPT-3.5-Turbo can handle hundreds of RPS, while GPT-4 might be tens to hundreds of RPS.

Payload Size: Input prompts can range from a few tokens (e.g., 10-100 tokens for simple queries) to thousands of tokens (e.g., 4,000-32,000+ tokens for complex documents or chat history). Output completions can also vary similarly.

Processing Latency: Typically 100 ms to several seconds. Latency is highly dependent on model complexity (e.g., GPT-3.5-Turbo is faster than GPT-4), input/output token count, and network conditions. Simple requests to GPT-3.5-Turbo might be 100-500 ms, while complex GPT-4 requests could be 1-5+ seconds.

Write Performance Profile

Throughput: N/A (primarily an inference service; 'write' operations are not a primary performance metric in the traditional sense. Model fine-tuning or deployment operations are infrequent and not throughput-oriented.)

Payload Size: N/A

Processing Latency: N/A

Architecture Diagram

#architecture_diagram

Reference diagram of the technology's internal architecture.

Component Architecture & Topology

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Features

#features

Catalogued product capabilities and what each one does.

Empirical data for features is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Typical Use Cases

#typical_use_cases

Scenarios the technology is commonly chosen for.

Empirical data for typical use cases is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Known Customers

#known_customers

Publicly referenced organisations using the technology.

Empirical data for known customers is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Known Integrations

#known_integrations

Other products and services it is documented to work with.

Empirical data for known integrations is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Connectors

#connectors

Directional data connections to other technologies, with direction and maturity.

Empirical data for connectors is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Reference Architectures

#reference_architectures

Published architectures where the technology is used or mentioned.

No published reference architecture blueprints currently link to Azure OpenAI Service.

Security Features

#security_features

Built-in security and access-control capabilities.

Empirical data for security features is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Known Issues

#known_issues

Documented limitations, defects and operational pitfalls.

Empirical data for known issues is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Guidelines

#guidelines

Recommended practices for adopting and operating the technology.

Empirical data for guidelines is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Standards & Compliance

#standards_and_compliance

Standards, certifications and control requirements it maps to.

Empirical data for standards & compliance is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Sources

#sources

Documentation and research references behind the recorded information.

Empirical data for sources is currently being compiled in the global catalog.

Expert Validation

#expert_validation

Whether domain experts reviewed and confirmed the content.

Empirical data for expert validation is currently being compiled in the global catalog.