A fully merged Qwen 3.5 0.8B model trained with GRPO (Group Relative Policy Optimization) to be an Azure Cloud Solution Architect with structured reasoning capabilities. This is the LoRA adapters merged into the base weights — ready for deployment with no adapter loading needed.
What This Model Does
Answers multi-choice Azure architecture questions with structured reasoning
Produces output in <REASONING>...</REASONING> and <SOLUTION>...</SOLUTION> format
References specific Azure services in its reasoning
Trained with 4 reward signals: format compliance, answer correctness, Azure relevance, reasoning quality
Example Output
Question: Which Azure service handles global load balancing?
A. Azure Load Balancer B. Azure Front Door C. Traffic Manager D. Application Gateway
<REASONING>
Azure Front Door provides global HTTP/HTTPS load balancing with built-in CDN,
WAF, and SSL offloading. It operates at Layer 7 and routes traffic to the
closest healthy backend across regions. Azure Load Balancer is regional (Layer 4),
Traffic Manager is DNS-based (slower failover), and Application Gateway is
regional Layer 7. For global load balancing with low latency, Front Door is ideal.
</REASONING>
<SOLUTION>B</SOLUTION>
Training Details
Parameter
Value
Base Model
unsloth/Qwen3.5-0.8B
Method
SFT → GRPO with GSPO variant (loss_type=dr_grpo), then merged
Further fine-tuning, experimentation, saving storage (43 MB vs 1.6 GB)
Two-Stage Training Pipeline
Stage 1: SFT — "Learn Azure knowledge from 1,678 Q&A pairs"
→ Supervised Fine-Tuning on Azure Architecture Center content
Stage 2: GRPO — "Learn to reason through problems via RL with 4 reward signals"
→ Reinforcement Learning with structured output format
Merge — LoRA adapters merged into base weights for easy deployment
→ This model