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Deploying and testing the GetCookingIntent dialog model

In the previous section, you completed the code for handling the dialog model of GetCookingIntent. In this section, you will deploy the code to the Microsoft Azure App Service and test it using the Alexa simulator on the website.

Open the browser and go to Microsoft Azure Portal (https://portal.azure.com).
Follow the instruction described in Chapter 4, Creating Microsoft Azure App Services to Host Node.js webhook, and set up and deploy Node.js application to the Microsoft Azure App Service. You will be using FTP to deploy the following files: server.js, web.config, and package.json.

In Chapter 4, Hosting, Securing, Testing Fortune Cookie in Cloud, you had to install the Node.js components ...

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