Merge pull request #134 from falkoro/patch-3

Patch 3

detailed_guides/azure-app-service.md

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 You can choose to host the docker contained on app service so you have less maintenance, and it is also cheaper than a VM. 
 As a student, you can get free Azure credits and you can get free Azure credits with you MSDN license if you work at a Microsoft partner.
 The steps are also fairly straightforward.
 
 To make it work on Azure App service follow the following steps: 
 
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 Creating the container: 
 
 1. Sign into Azure via portal.azure.com
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 10. Go to "review and create" and create the container! 
 11. Wait a minute until it gets provisioned. 
 
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 Configurating the container:
 
 App services makes it easy for you to add ENV files without using the CLI. We do this first
 
-1. go to "configuration" under "settings"
+1. Go to "configuration" under "settings"
 Enter the following env files as defined in the readme.md file in this repository: 
 
 The most important application settings are:
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 OPENAI_TOKEN
 HEALTH_SERVICE_ENABLED
 
- 2. It's important to also add WEBSITES_PORT to the application settings, since we are using the port for the health check of the container. 
- 3. Go to "Health check" under monitoring and enter the following value: /healthz
- 4. Of course, set health check to: "on"
- 5. Press save.
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+Health:
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+ 1. It's important to also add WEBSITES_PORT to the application settings, since we are using the port for the health check of the container. Use 8181.
+ 2. Go to "Health check" under monitoring and enter the following value: /healthz
+ 3. Of course, set health check to: "on"
+ 4. Press save.
 
 Last step: go to "deployment center" and turn off "continious deployment". 
 This will make sure we get the latest build from docker hub when we restart the container.