Build Conversation Bot Using Luis And QnA Maker With Azure Bot Framework SDKV4

For each of the entities shown below, add the values you recorded earlier in these instructions,

1. Select the build button to define intent and entity
2. Select Intent
3. Enter phrases; i.e., "apply 2 days sick leave"
4. Select Entities
5. Add Pre-defined entitiy i.e. number , Date & time and custom entity i.e. Leave Type.
6. Train the Model
7. Publish the Model

Choose the 'production' environment and then select the Publish button.

Once your new LUIS app has been published, select the MANAGE Tab. From the 'Application Information' page, record the values Application ID as "app-id-for-app" and Display name as "name-of-app". From the 'Key and Endpoints' page, record the values Authoring Key as "your-luis-authoring-key" and Region as "your-region". These values will later be used within your 'appsetting.json' file.

The first step to setting up a QnA Maker knowledge base is to set up a QnA Maker service in Azure. To do that, follow the step-by-step instructions found here.

Once your QnA Maker Service has been created in Azure, you need to record the Cognitive Services Key 1 provided for your QnA Maker service. This will be used as <azure-qna-service-key1> when adding the QnA Maker app to your dispatch application.

Now sign in to the QnAMaker web portal. https://qnamaker.ai

1. Your Azure AD account.
2. Your Azure subscription name.
3. The name you created for your QnA Maker service. (If your Azure QnA service does not initially appear in this pull down list, try refreshing the page.)
4. Create QnA
5. Provide a name for your QnA Maker knowledge base. For this example use the name 'sample-qna'.
6. Select the option + Add File, navigate to the CognitiveModel folder of your sample code, and select the file 'QnAMaker.tsv'. There is an additional selection to add a Chit-chat personality to your knowledge base but our example does not include this option.
7. Create QnA
8. Select Create your knowledge base.
9. Once the knowledge base is created from your uploaded file, select Save and train and when finished, select the PUBLISH Tab and publish your app.
10. Once your QnA Maker app is published, select the SETTINGS Tab, and scroll down to 'Deployment details'. Record the following values from the Postman Sample HTTP request.

Service authoring keys

The authoring key is only used for creating and editing the models. You need an ID and key for each of the two LUIS apps and the QnA Maker app.

App	Location of information
LUIS App ID	In the LUIS portal, for each LUIS app, in the Manage section, select Keys and Endpoint settings to find the keys associated with each app. If you are following this tutorial, the endpoint key is the same key as the <your-luis-authoring-key>. The authoring key allows for 1000 endpoint hits then expires.
QnA Maker App ID	In the QnA Maker portal, for the knowledge base, in the Manage settings, use the key value shows in the Postman settings for the Authorization header, without the text of EndpointKey.

Update these values into Appsetting.json file.