In this article we describe how to setup the IIS-application for Inbound Webservices in Connectivity Studio.
Option 1: Deploy as a regular IIS website on a machine you control
We created an article that describes how to deploy the IIS application on a machine you control.
Option 2: Deploy as Azure Web App
Create Azure Web App
- Go to App Services
- Click Add to create a new App Service
- Choose Web App
- Click Create

You are free too choose the values here.

A new empty app environment is being prepared, wait until it is ready.

Configure
- Find your newly created app service, e.g. via menu item All resources
- Choose application settings
- Create a new entry named "WEBSITE_LOAD_USER_PROFILE" and give it the value 1
- Mark it as a slot setting
- Press save

Configure authentication with Active Directory
- Open Authentication/Authorization
- Enable App Service Authentication
- Choose Login with Azure Active Directory
- Configure Active Directory (see next screen)
- Once done, click Save

- Choose Express as Management Mode
- Choose Create New Active Directory
- Click OK

Create a Github deployment slot
- Go to Deployment options
- Pick Github
- Provide your own github username for Authorization
- If you want to connect with your organization GitHub account, as opposed to your personal account, choose your Organization. You can leave this blank if you don't have one on GitHub.
- For project, choose the GitHub repository
- Choose branch master
- Click OK



