Creating Microsoft Azure App Service to host a Node.js webhook

Since you successfully tested your locally running Fortune Cookie webhook, you are ready to host the webhook on the Microsoft Azure App Service Node.js server:

  1. Open Command Prompt, type az login, and follow the instructions on the screen.
  2. Once you've logged in, type az account list to view a list of the accounts that you are managing. If you have multiple accounts, you will need to set the account you want to use using az account set --s put-account-id.
  3. Create a resource group using az group create --name HenryResourceGroup --location eastus. Resource group is the logical name given to a container that contains multiple services. For example, let's say you created a resource ...

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