Thanks Deepali. There's a team working on a VSTS bot that have implemented an improved version of testing the bot (for c#). If you're writing your bot in c# I recommend you check out the Development branch in this repo to see how they have written the test framework:
@aljj: In the Azure portal, go to Azure Active Directory. In there, create a new user in that directory. Then give that user co-admin rights. Then you can use that user to sign in, when using the bot. I know these extra steps are a pain, we're trying to fix this so you could use your hotmail.com account but for now those extra steps are needed.
@John I run solutions and create samples that cross OSs between Windows, Mac and Linux, so it was my choice to use a Mac to make it a bit easier to switch the context. I run Windows 10 on it, and really like it.
@theygoran DSC currently complements infrastructure as code to help provide configuration inside the infrastructure. You can use it from ARM templates mentioned in the video via the DSC extension. But also check out Azure Automation DSC:
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Thanks Deepali. There's a team working on a VSTS bot that have implemented an improved version of testing the bot (for c#). If you're writing your bot in c# I recommend you check out the Development branch in this repo to see how they have written the test framework:
https://github.com/ALM-Rangers/VSTS-Bot/tree/Development/src
And you can raise an issue there with your questions for the team to help you out if possible.
Episode 231: Azure Functions Local Debugging and More with Donna Malayeri
@Emt: Thanks for the comment. Check out this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN2sIRrOt8A
And this documentation:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-create-your-first-function-visual-studio
Episode 231: Azure Functions Local Debugging and More with Donna Malayeri
Yes indeed, thanks, Donna missed the s in functions.
Microsoft Bot Framework and how we created the Azure Bot
Unfortunately had a connection problem at the very end of the session, if you want to see the .NET Demos going check out my TechDays NL sessions:
https://channel9.msdn.com/events/TechDays/Techdays-2016-The-Netherlands/Introduction-to-the-Microsoft-Bot-Framework
and
https://channel9.msdn.com/events/TechDays/Techdays-2016-The-Netherlands/Microsoft-Bot-Framework-and-how-we-created-the-Azure-Bot
Thanks!
Tuesdays with Corey: The Azure Bot built on Microsoft Bot Framework
@aljj: In the Azure portal, go to Azure Active Directory. In there, create a new user in that directory. Then give that user co-admin rights. Then you can use that user to sign in, when using the bot. I know these extra steps are a pain, we're trying to fix this so you could use your hotmail.com account but for now those extra steps are needed.
Continuous Integration
@mmm Uploaded!
Introduction to DevOps
@Matt Ferderer can you try again? I've just tried and it went to the self assessment page
Infrastructure as Code
@John I run solutions and create samples that cross OSs between Windows, Mac and Linux, so it was my choice to use a Mac to make it a bit easier to switch the context. I run Windows 10 on it, and really like it.
Infrastructure as Code
@theygoran DSC currently complements infrastructure as code to help provide configuration inside the infrastructure. You can use it from ARM templates mentioned in the video via the DSC extension. But also check out Azure Automation DSC:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/automation-dsc-overview/#what-is-azure-automation-dsc
Introduction to DevOps
Thank you. I've uploaded the slides, you will find the link right under the video above.
Azure Queues 102 - Background Queue Processing with Mark Simms
@pajocomo: Got it! Yes, good point
Azure Queues 103 - Batch Processing with Mark Simms
@pajocomo:Where?