Microsoft bot framework is a powerful tool for developers to create chatbots. However, there are some limitations to the Microsoft bot framework.
Microsoft Bot Framework: The limitations you should know about
Continuous Export Azure Application Insights Logs to Storage Account
Continuously export your Azure Application Insights logs to your Azure Blob Storage account. Application Insights have low retention for keeping your logs.
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Connect a Microsoft Azure Bot to Slack Channel
Connect an Azure Bot to Slack Channel. There are two ways to achieve this. The one is using the Azure portal and another one using the Slack adaptor.
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Deploy a Basic .NET Core Bot to Azure using Visual Studio | Microsoft Bot Framework
Deploy a basic .NET C# core bot created using Bot Framework SDK to Azure. We will use Visual Studio for deploying the bot to Azure. This is one way of deployment.
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Connect Azure Bot to Google Assistant | Configure Google Actions | Part 1
The Google adapter supports connecting to Actions on Google (the conversations webhook) or via DialogFlow. It is recommended to use Actions on Google if possible.
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Connect Azure Bot to Google Assistant Action Channel | Prepare your Code
Connect Microsoft Bot Framework Azure Bot to Google Assistant Action as a channel. We will use Actions SDK and DialogFlow Adapter for Bot Builder v4 .NET SDK.
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Automated Testing of Azure Bot Directline WebChat Channel using Selenium Java
Web Automation Testing of your Azure Bot connected to Webchat using Directline channel using Selenium Java and chrome Web Driver in Eclipse IDE.
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How to Get Azure Bot Resource Password from Azure Key Vault
When Azure creates the Azure Bot resource, it stores the app password in Azure Key Vault. To get the Azure Bot resource app Id, refer to my post here.
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How to Get Azure Bot resource app Id?
You need the Azure bot resource app Id and password to configure your bot for deployment. In this post, we will get the app Id from Microsoft Azure Portal.
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Guide to Create an Azure Bot resource in Microsoft Azure Portal
The Azure Bot resource allows you to register your bot with the Azure Bot Service. You can build, connect, and manage bots to interact with your users
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