# cf-openai-azure-proxy English | 中文 > Most OpenAI clients do not support Azure OpenAI Service, but the application for Azure OpenAI Service is very simple, and it also provides free quotas. This script uses a free Cloudflare Worker as a proxy, allowing OpenAI-supported clients to directly use Azure OpenAI Service. This script proxies requests to Azure OpenAI Service for OpenAI clients. The code deployment steps are as follows: Register and log in to your Cloudflare account. - Create a new Cloudflare Worker. - Copy and paste cf-openai-azure-proxy.js into the Cloudflare Worker editor. - Adjust the values of **resourceName** and deployment **mapper** by either direct modification or using environment variables.. - Save and deploy the Cloudflare Worker. - https://github.com/haibbo/cf-openai-azure-proxy/issues/3 Optional: Bind a custom domain name: Add a custom domain name for this worker in the Worker details page -> Trigger -> Custom Domains. ## Instructions First obtain the resourceName and deployment mapper, and log in to the Azure portal: env #### There are two ways to do this: - Directly modify their values, such as: ```js // The name of your Azure OpenAI Resource. const resourceName="codegpt" const mapper:any = { 'gpt-3.5-turbo': 'gpt3', 'gpt-4': 'gpt4' }; ``` Other map rules can be continued directly in this format. - **OR** go to the Cloudflare Worker console, navigate to Workers script > Settings > Add variable under Environment Variables. env ## Client Take OpenCat as an example: fill in the custom API domain name with the domain name bound in step 6: opencat I have tried multiple clients. If you encounter problems with other clients, please feel free to create an issue. QA: - Do I need a server to use this? - This script runs on Cloudflare Worker and does not require a server or a bound card. It is free for up to 100,000 requests per day. - Do I need my own domain name to use this? - No, it is not necessary. Refer to: https://github.com/haibbo/cf-openai-azure-proxy/issues/3