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az cognitiveservices account adapter-deployment create

Create (or replace / re-target) a LoRA adapter deployment attached to a managed compute deployment. Azure CLI reference

The adapter must reference a protected Foundry fine-tuning LoRA output as its source model. The target deployment is the name of an existing managed compute deployment in the same account. Re-issuing create with the same adapter name and a different --target-deployment-name re-targets the adapter; --source-model-id is immutable.

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Create an adapter deployment attached to an existing managed compute deployment.

az cognitiveservices account adapter-deployment create -g myResourceGroup -n myAccount --adapter-deployment-name my-lora-adapter --source-model-id "azureai://accounts/myAccount/projects/myProject/models/my-fine-tuned-lora/versions/1" --target-deployment-name gpt-oss-120b-gpuIdentify
-gName of resource group.
-ncognitive service account name
--adapter-deployment-nameAdapter deployment name.
--source-model-idImmutable Foundry fine-tuning LoRA output model URI (e.g., azureai://accounts/{account}/projects/{project}/models/{model}/versions/{version}).
--target-deployment-nameName of the existing managed compute parent deployment (resolved within the same account) that will serve this adapter.

Options

2 in the Azure CLI reference
--source-model-idImmutable Foundry fine-tuning LoRA output model URI (e.g., azureai://accounts/{account}/projects/{project}/models/{model}/versions/{version}).
--target-deployment-nameName of the existing managed compute parent deployment (resolved within the same account) that will serve this adapter.