This is the code repository for Implementing Azure Cognitive Services with QnA Maker[Video], published by Packt. It contains all the supporting project files necessary to work through the video course from start to finish.
Azure Cognitive Services is a set of Azure APIs that makes it easy to enhance your applications. Azure Cognitive Services allows you to permeate your apps, websites, and bots with intelligent algorithms. QnA Maker is a cognitive offering by Microsoft, categorized under the language API.
In this course, you'll learn how to integrate QnA Maker with Azure Bot Service and Microsoft Bot Framework, and then integrate the developed bot with social channels. You'll get familiar with QnA Maker's FAQ knowledge base with Azure Bot Service, where you will discover how to get started with a web app bot using Azure Portal. You'll learn to deploy your bot on Azure Web App, making your bot live. Finally, you will learn how to add media content—including videos and images—to the QnA Maker knowledge base.
By the end of this course, you will be confident about using and implementing Cognitive Services Language APIs in your business apps to help you take your overall understanding of the Microsoft Cognitive Services Suite to the next level.
- Master QnA Maker-based FAQ bot development
- Customize QnA Maker default components using the Azure portal
- Develop and integrate FAQ bots with Azure Bot Service
- Manage FAQ bots using the.Net framework and Azure portal
- Adding rich cards to the FAQ bots
- Continuous-integration of bot using GitHub and Azure Portal
If you want to permeate your business apps, websites, and bots with intelligent algorithms implementing Cognitive Services language APIs (responsible for intelligent recommendation, language exploration, interactive QnA chatbots, and contextually-linked intelligent services) using Azure Cognitive Services, then this course is for you!
This course has the following requirements:
Laptop with Internet connection
Active Azure subscription
Be familiar with the C# programming language