I wrote an article about how to build a #Bot using the Bot Service in Azure here and another article about how to answer the 10 most common #chatbot questions here. These are questions that all #chatbots need to answer, that is a very short baseline of what a chatbot needs to respond to. Create […]
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One of the challenges I had, well maybe not a challenge, but it took some hours to think it through, with making my #chatbots #chatbot personality was coding in the ability to recall the last question, last #LUIS Intent or #LUIS Entity so that I could reference it for making better decisions on how to […]
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Well, the fact that you do not need to use Visual Studio or to install the Bot Framework to get a #chatbot or a generic #Bot up and running still applies. See my other posts: Create a Bot using an Azure App Service Bot Service Most common chatbot questions and how to answer them Publishing […]
Read More →I wrote this article for the December 2016 MSDN Magazine, it is part two of a two part series. Part one was published last month, November 2016, and can be accessed here. Part one of the article covers: The configuration of Emotiv SDK The configuration of the Azure IoT Hub Part two of the article […]
Read More →A good way to get ideas and some coding best practice is to look at some examples, there are many of them using C# hosted on GitHub here. I wanted to walk through what they are so I can for myself find or discover some new ideas and best practices for this, as I am […]
Read More →My #chatbot is intended only to be pleasant, not to be philosophical or answer complicated political or social questions. As companies create #chatbot to serve a purpose, they should also maintain a level of fun and make sure the #chatbot has at least a limited personality. Utterances are questions which can be or have been […]
Read More →Ever wondered how to check the number of open connections on a App Service Web App or Mobile App? Have you ever received this error while running your App Service? System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: “A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host […]
Read More →I like keeping my things in order, so over time as my Azure consumption grows, I begin to recognize and learn that maybe I should have put all the related resources into the same resource group. Here is an example of how I moved an App Service Web app from one resource group to another. […]
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If you haven’t heard about #chatbots #chatbot then consider yourself lucky to have found this page because you are about to learn about them. They will soon be everywhere and are actually very helpful for answering a majority of questions. The problem I want to resolve is the baseline, in that there needs to be […]
Read More →Did you ever wonder why memory utilization for a Web App is different than the memory utilization of the App Service Plan, as shown in Figure 1? The App Service Plan in thei example is a SMALL BASIC mode machine. Average memory is 50.68MB which is about ~2.8% of the 1.75GB available for a SMALL […]
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