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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When using Composer for the first time I created an app in luis and connected from Composer to the Luis app with the key.
In Azure the luis resources were created - (when the resources are created in Azure there is a resource-instance and resource-instance-authoring created, not sure the difference between the two).
I then wrote the bot in Composer.
After finishing the bot in Composer I let Composer publish and provision the Bot in Azure in a new resource group. It did this successfully.
When it publishes to Azure it creates a new luis instance and instance-authoring in the newly created resource group.
When I go to the newly created authoring instance in luis there is nothing there, because that isn't the authoring instance I initially used to write the bot and it says the managed identity is disabled.
And in Azure under in AzureBot/Properties where it says "luis app ids - view values as json" this is empty.
Is there a way to use the data from one luis instance (the instance that was used when the bot was written) and transfer that information to the newly created instance that Composer creates when publishing to Azure?
I ask these questions for the issues i'm having now, but also, in the future if I create a new bot in composer and set it up in luis - and then have Composer publish the new bot - it will create a separate luis authoring instance and i think i'll be in the same position as i am now.
Thanks
Not easily. At least with regards to provisioning. Composer unfortunately wasn't designed that way. Ideally the best way is to provision LUIS first and then utilize that authoring resource to author the LU and then publish when ready. Also; since your app is in the prediction resource, but nothing is in the authoring resource, you can export them from either the previous/working authoring resource or the prediction resource and import into the new authoring resource. Then you can then author and publish from there to prediction. Of course, this authoring would be for minor things like further training of intents.
Surprised to not see an option of setting a custom domain (URL) for Azure Databricks. It is always created as adb-{number}.{number}.azuredatabricks.net. Can I know the reason and if in future the custom domain will be available?
It's not possible to customize on the Azure Databricks. If you need to have custom domain names, contact your Databricks representative (solution architect or customer success engineer) to discuss that request.
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?
In Azure Portal, I have created Web App Bot using Basic Bot template which includes LUIS creation automatically.
LUIS has Free2 - Web/Container comes with 10,000 transactions* free per month (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/pricing/details/cognitive-services/language-understanding-intelligent-services/).
a. How to I see my usage of the 10,000 transactions?
b. In my Azure Cost & Billing, I do not see the LUIS except the Bot Service, App Service and App Service Plan.
Thanks.
In the Azure Portal, under the list of resources there should be a Cognitive Services resource for luis, usually it will have the -luis suffix. Under the overview tab of this resource you will be able see your current usage:
In terms of viewing your LUIS costs, these can be accessed from under the Cost & Billing > Cost anaylsis section:
In order to see LUIS' usage, we need to create another LUIS resource in Azure and link the Azure resource via LUIS's portal.
How to change the url of windows azure application which is in cloud?
modify the url from xxx.cloudapp.net to yyy.cloudapp.net
thanks for your helps
You can't do that! The only way is to create new cloud service and deploy your package there.
Please note that creating cloud service is nothing else but reserving the DNS name (XXX.cloudapp.net). You are not being charged for creating cloud services. You are only charged for when you deploy something on those cloud services. So you can create as many as you wish (well, I think there is some soft limit on the number of cloud services you can create, so delete the ones you are not planning to use).
When you go for production I highly suggest you to use your own custom domain (i.e. www.mycomany.com). For this, please follow the instructions here.