When deploying a Cognitive Services container image, which parameter must be specified?

When deploying a Cognitive Services container image, it is essential to specify the End User License Agreement (EULA) parameter. This requirement is in place to ensure that users acknowledge and accept the terms laid out by Microsoft regarding the use of its Cognitive Services. The EULA outlines the conditions under which the services can be utilized, including licensing and usage restrictions.

This process is crucial not only for compliance reasons but also for maintaining transparency about the rights and responsibilities of the user and the provider (Microsoft, in this case). The EULA must be accepted before the deployment can proceed, making it a mandatory parameter in the deployment process of a Cognitive Services container image.

Other parameters, while potentially relevant in other contexts, are not required specifically for the deployment of the container image itself, thus reinforcing the critical nature of the EULA acceptance in this scenario.