# airec-postdeploy

Part of **AIREC**

# AIRec Post-Deployment Configuration Console Guide

## Operations Overview

| Operation | Console Entry | Prerequisites | Description |
|----------|---------------|---------------|-------------|
| Configure AIRec After Deployment | Console > AIRec > Deployments > Post-deployment Settings | AIRec instance deployed successfully, Access to the AIRec console with appropriate permissions, Network connectivity to external services (if integrating) | Adjust inference parameters and set up external integrations after deployment |

## Operations Steps

### Configure AIRec After Deployment

**Navigation**: Console > AIRec > Deployments > Post-deployment Settings

**Prerequisites**:
- AIRec instance deployed successfully
- Access to the AIRec console with appropriate permissions
- Network connectivity to external services (if integrating)

1. Navigate to the Post-deployment Settings page  
   - Element: **Post-deployment Settings** (link) — location: left navigation panel under Deployments section

2. Switch to the Inference Settings tab to adjust model behavior  
   - Element: **Inference Settings** (tab) — location: main content area  
   - Notes: These settings affect response quality and speed. Lower values increase determinism but may reduce creativity.

3. Switch to the Integrations tab to configure external system connections  
   - Element: **Integrations** (tab) — location: main content area  
   - Notes: Enter the URL of your external service and set authentication headers if required.

4. Save all configuration changes  
   - Element: **Save Changes** (button) — location: bottom-right corner of the page  
   - Notes: Changes take effect immediately. Restarting the instance is not required.

| Parameter | Type | Required | Options/Values | Description |
|-----------|------|----------|----------------|-------------|
| Temperature | number_input | No | — | Controls randomness in generated responses. Higher values increase diversity; lower values make output more deterministic. Default: 0.7 |
| Max Tokens | number_input | No | — | Maximum number of tokens allowed in the generated output. Limits response length and cost. Default: 512 |
| Webhook URL | text_input | No | — | URL to which AIRec will send event notifications after inference completion. |
| Authentication Header | text_input | No | — | Optional header for securing webhook requests (e.g., 'Authorization: Bearer <token>'). |

## FAQ

Q: Where can I find the post-deployment configuration options in the AIRec console?  
A: Go to Console > AIRec > Deployments > **Post-deployment Settings** in the left navigation panel.

Q: Do I need to restart my AIRec instance after changing inference settings?  
A: No. All changes take effect immediately after clicking **Save Changes**—no restart is required.

Q: What happens if I leave the Webhook URL field empty?  
A: Event notifications will not be sent to any external system. The integration remains inactive until a valid URL is provided.

Q: Can I modify Temperature and Max Tokens after initial configuration?  
A: Yes. You can return to the **Inference Settings** tab at any time to update these parameters.

Q: What permissions are required to access Post-deployment Settings?  
A: You must have console access with permissions to manage AIRec deployments, typically granted via RAM roles such as AliyunAIRecFullAccess or custom policies allowing `airec:UpdateInstance`.

## Pricing & Billing

### Billing Model  
Billing is based on per-request usage, charged separately for input and output tokens.

### Price Reference  

| Tier | Input Price | Output Price |
|------|-------------|--------------|
| standard | 0.001 /tokens | 0.002 /tokens |

### Free Tier  
 100 tokens 

### Billing Notes  
Requests are billed per input and output token count. Webhook delivery is included in the base pricing. Quota limit: 100 QPS.