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Azure - Web App Bot - Introduction

Hello everybody! Happy to give intro about Azure Web App Bot!! 

Recently had some good time to learn and use this in real time requirements. I am sharing the things here to jump start with Azure Web App Bot. 


Prerequisite:
1. Azure Subscription

Before you got into Web app bot creation, I will give inputs about other terms which will be useful to gain more sounds. 

Azure App Service:
            This is used as hosting endpoint where you can access from world. All incoming connection will begin from app service. That endpoint it tied with Web app bot for bot service. App service always having different tech flavours for hosting. So while creating app service itself we can use the flavour of code which we used for development. 

Web App Bot:
              This is a service used as middleware for bot. Simply we can call as connecting medium. After bot development we need to access your bot through emulator in our local. But for other endpoint users we need to connect with channels that are given in Web app bot. Normally this channels having many connectors. Like webapp, directline, skype, telegram, Facebook, twitter, etc. All connectors having individual secret keys tokens for end point validation. One more way we have Bot channel registration as seperate service that I will give info in another post. 


I hope this will be interesting to you.. Will give more about this on next post. 
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