Build your own private ChatGPT style app with enterprise-ready architecture

For enterprise-grade architecture, data privacy, and control,
build your own private ChatGPT style app using OpenAI GPT models
with the Azure AI services. You can start with open-source
samples for design and the user interface along with Azure
containers or Azure App Service, then customize what it can do
with Azure AI Studio. Importantly, to ensure its enterprise-ready
with the right security and scale considerations in place, Azure
Landing Zones provide the architectural best practices for apps
like this. Landing Zone Accelerators simplify deployment for
dedicated app-level subscriptions and scoped security and broader
policies. Layering these recommendations and approaches helps
ensure that your ChatGPT style private app meets enterprise
requirements.


Microsoft Azure expert, Matt McSpirit, shares how to build your
own private ChatGPT-style apps and make them enterprise-ready
using Azure Landing Zones.


 


QUICK LINKS:


00:00 - Build your own private ChatGPT 
00:43 - Benefits of building your own private chat
experience 
02:07 - Use an open source ChatGPT-style app sample 
03:16 - Connect your ChatGPT-style experiences 
04:12 - Enhance chat experience with Azure AI Studio 
04:45 - Architecture and security with Azure Services 
06:44 - Landing Zone configuration and accelerators 
07:49 - Wrap Up


 


Link References:


Go to the Azure OpenAI Landing Zone at https://aka.ms/OpenAILZ


Get ChatBot UI open-source code in GitHub at
https://aka.ms/GitHubChatBotUI


To use Bicep templates, go to https://aka.ms/LZ 


Check out Landing Zone accelerators at
https://aka.ms/LZAccelerators


Watch our show on Azure AI Studio at
https://aka.ms/AIStudioMechanics


Watch our show on Azure Landing Zones at
https://aka.ms/LandingZoneMechanics


 


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