How to create a tenant when publishing to orchestrator in uipath?
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I have created a Teams bot application, which needs to save data received from users. I am currently using azure cloud storage for that, but now as the client requested I want to save the data in the user's MS teams instance. What are my possible options?
I had published my QnAMaker bot to Azure using the Publish option on the QnAMaker portal. Since I couldn't update the pricing tier in the Azure search service (that was created along with my WebApp bot), I deleted the existing one and created a new one. Now I don't see any KBs in my QnA Maker portal. I cant edit/ republish the KBs. Is there any way to retrieve my KB/ azure search indexes?
I need to migrate a LUIS service into another subscription, but when I create the new service no Pricing Tier option provided to me. So I can't create the resource.
I try to create the resource in the same subscription where the original is, but the same thing happens.
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What identity providers work with CosmosDB? I have a Xamarin Forms Mobile app and an Angular 4 Web app that I want users to be able to log in to either to get at their data. I want to avoid having to right a massive middle wear program, but resource token broker app would be ok.
I am surprised that there is no native support for Azure AD B2C.
I have tried using Azure AD B2C MSAL but it doesn't work very well and it's very buggy. I would have thought this would have been high on Microsoft's to do list.
Cosmos DB supports master keys (a primary/secondary but both have full control) and "resource tokens". These resource tokens can be created by giving a user in Cosmos DB access to a specific resource.
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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/documentdb/access-control-on-documentdb-resources
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/secure-access-to-data
As for how to integrate with Azure AD B2C. There is no native integration, Azure AD B2C cannot by itself issue resource tokens for Cosmos DB. However I imagine you could implement a micro-service that would authenticate a user using Azure AD B2C, validate the ID token returned by Azure AD B2C and then use the Cosmos DB client library to generate a resource token.
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I want the service to automatically send data to the phone when a row on a particular table is updated, how do I do this?
Step 1)
Create an application on your phone that supports push notifications.
Step 2)
Create a webservice (inside Azure) that you send your notification token and uri to plus some type of message that contains the stuff you want to monitor. Store that subscription somewhere, azure tables comes to mind.
Step 3)
have a worker role monitor the Azure database and the azure table of subscriptions to send out updates to your phone.
Monitoring for changes can be done in a number of ways, Sync framework is one of them. But it might be easier to use a a service + queue to isolate access to Sql Azure and then automatically send the push message to the phone if needed.