So we have twitter sentiment analysis been set up using Power Automate+ Power BI + Twitter dev API. Everything was working fine till this month start. However suddenly we started getting the below error Access denied due to invalid subscription key or wrong API endpoint. Make sure to provide a valid key for an active subscription and use a correct regional API endpoint for your resource" . On futher investigation found out that my Azure subcription is disabled.(free account). However the free account was set up only 2 months ago.
Questions -
How did the Subcription got disabled within 2 months.
I read few articles is it true the free azure benfits can be availed for the subcriptions which are in US West Central?
If #2 is true , there a way wherein we can change the location of the subcription to US west Central.
What would be the solution for this issue?
Your free subsctiption has quotas and probably you ran out of credits. You just need to switch to pay as you go subscription mode (with your credit card) and the solution should work again. For more information about the quotas, please read the following:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/azure-subscription-service-limits
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We have applied for Microsoft Non For Profit program and we received credits.
How to apply the credits to Azure?
I have a new account with access to a fresh portal.azure.com. I haven't created any subscription yet because I don't want to cause any confusion nor use a credit card if unnecessary.
We had the same issue. We were given non-profit status, but when I logged in to the non-profit portal (https://nonprofit.microsoft.com/), Azure offer was not available among other offerings (Office365, Linkedin for nonprofits, Github for nonprofits, Training for nonprofits). I contacted Microsoft support and they sent me this link that I used to create a free Azure subscription:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/offers/ms-azr-0036p/
I'm following the next tutorial: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-twitter-email. I had some problems with connecting to Twitter in Chrome, switched to Edge and was able to make the connection.
However for the sentiment analysis, created earlier in the tutorial, I'm constantly getting, in both browsers, the messages
Please check your account info and/or permissions and try again.
I thought first that it would take a while before the service would kick in gear so I took the same Key1 and went to the API overview from where people can test the service after providing the key. And that worked.
So I'm wondering on how to continue or how to solve the connection problem as the analysis service key works out.
As the time of writing this answer only cognitive accounts deployed into West US region are supported with the logic apps connector. However we are aware that cognitive services recently rolled out a number of new regions for text analytics, and are currently deploying the fix to support other regions. By the end of this week any region should be supported. For now, the workaround is likely best approach (deploy a West US-based cognitive service account).
I had the same issue when trying to login with Chrome.
Edge resolved this case and my resources are deployed in North Europe.
I had the same issue
Please check your account info and/or permissions and try again+text analytics+logic app
when trying establish connection with Text Analytics Cognitive Service from Logic Apps.
I had deleted Text Analytics API and Recreated in Wets US Region and its working fine.
I have had trouble managing my access keys for my Cognitive Services Resource on Azure. Every time I log in any browser and click on Manage Keys... the keys don't appear. Even if I click on the cloud icon, they only appear for a split second and then disappear. Has anyone else had this problem? How did they solve it?
See Translator Speech API Keys No Longer Show in Portal & Have Stopped Working:
That error means that your Azure subscription (which is different than your F0 free tier Cognitive Services account) is not active. Typically this happens if you have a 1 month Azure free trial subscription and the free 1 month period has expired, but it can also happen to paid Azure accounts if there is a problem with the billing such as an expired credit card.
You should be able to validate this in the subscription list in the Azure portal - https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_Azure_Billing/SubscriptionsBlade.
I am just getting started with azure, (working with IoT hubs) hopefully this isn't too dumb a question - I didn't find it by searching on here...
Anyway - I have had a play about with an IoT Hub instance owned by my azure account (started on the 1 month free trial, then today I also added an MSDN member free benefit)
Now basic connectivity from the device I'm programming to my own IoT-hub instance is happening, I want to work with the IoT-hub instance in the account of my employer, so all data goes into their system from now on.
They've set me up as an owner on their side for their IoThub I want to connect to (I have a screenshot that shows I'm an owner for the resource in question - attached) but when I go into my azure dashboard I can't seem to find any way to show me this resource.
So, how do I find this?
You could try looking in "subscriptions" to see if your employers is listed. You can also click on your profile name to see if there are other directories listed that you can browse within for resources. Another option is that when you set up your deployment, your employers subscription will be an option you can select to deploy into.
In my Azure environment I am often tinkering around, adding new services, scaling roles up and down, etc. The problem is that I am always unsure as to how I may have affected my monthly bill. I'm also scared of forgetting to kill services after I don't need them (for example, I mistakenly had a Reporting Service running for a few weeks - very expensive!).
I'm looking for an add-on or service which can give be a basic idea of how much money I am consuming in Azure. I don't need something complicated. A graph or two could be great (perhaps a burn down).
I found these but without luck:
Foglight for Azure: This didn't work for me. All my figures showed up as 0.
Active Cloud Monitoring: This has been removed from the Azure add-ons.
Does anyone know of such a solution?
thank you for the question and the feedback. The new Azure portal, which is currently in public preview, does have this feature. You can try out the new portal at https://portal.azure.com/ . Once there, click on Billing tab on the left of the screen, which should bring up a billing summary for all your subscriptions. Click on the subscription that you need to check, and that will show you the billing details for that subscription. Details include subscription status, days left, current charges, burn down, and a breakdown of current charges by resource.
Please try this out and send your feedback using the "Give feedback" link at the top of the new portal page. You will have to click on your account name to see the "Give feedback" option in the drop down.
If you are using "Enterprise Agreement" as a billing option, the Azure portal does not provide sufficient billing information.
You could use Microsoft Power BI to import the data from Azure and use it for reporting. In Power BI you can use the Content pack "Microsoft Azure Enterprise" and connect it to your subscription. You will need the Enrollment number for your Enterprise Agreement and an API key to access the data.
A detailed explanation can be found in this blog entry.