Move an Azure OpenAI or Azure AI Foundry account to the Microsoft Foundry integration in TrueFoundry.
Microsoft Foundry replaces the Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Foundry integrations. It is generally available in TrueFoundry v0.175.0. Migrating keeps the provider account and moves it onto the Microsoft Foundry integration, so you do not create a second account and re-add every deployment by hand.
This path is for an Azure AI Foundry account whose Azure resource is a Foundry resource, not a hub.
1
Open the account overview
In the Azure Portal, open the list of resources and click on the resource of type Foundry. Then, click on Overview.
Select the resource
2
Turn on new Foundry
Turn on the new Foundry toggle on the top panel of the screen.
3
Add a project name
Enter a project name if you want one. This step is optional.
Creating project from existing Foundry resource
4
Create
Click on Create. It is now a project usable on the Microsoft Foundry provider account.
After the migration, authentication is configured once on the provider account. See Set up Microsoft Foundry for the OpenAI endpoint, the project endpoint, and deployment discovery.
In the Azure Portal, open the list of resources and click on the resource of type Azure OpenAI. Then, click on the option to open it in the Azure OpenAI portal.
Select the resource
2
Start the upgrade
Click on Home, and then click Get Started in the banner at the top of the page.
Click on Get Started
3
Follow the steps
Complete the steps in the upgrade flow. When it finishes, the account is a Microsoft Foundry account.
Requests keep using the same Gateway model IDs. Add the project endpoint on the account if you want deployment discovery or non-OpenAI models such as Claude. See Set up Microsoft Foundry.
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