OpenKore integration Amazon Alexa and Azure Cognitive Services - Amazon Alexa integration with Kubernetes API
OpenKore is a free/open source client and automation tool for Ragnarok Online. This dockerized version is very similar to the one I published here, but has been extended to perform several experiments with Amazon Alexa, Azure Cognitive Services and Kubernetes with success:
These files were used by Alberto Marcos and myself in our session at Global Azure Bootcamp 2019 - Madrid, Spain that you can watch entirely here (sorry, Spanish language only):
In the project, the following items were developed:
- OpenKore plugin. Polls an Azure Storage Queue and executes the commands that are found there.
- Amazon Alexa skill. Allows us to issue voice commands to OpenKore and the Kubernetes cluster.
- Azure Function. Collects the voice commands from Alexa and issues them to the Azure Storage Queue and the Kubernetes API.
- Azure Congitive Services. Some OpenKore bots will use Text Analytics to get the sentiment of what people is talking inside the game and make the bot offer assistance if needed.
- Azure Logic App. It will recieve the in-game conversations in the bot range, forward them to TextAnalyics and return via HTTP response the analysis result.
- config/. Custom automation config depending on character class.
- k8s/. Kubernetes YAML files to deploy the service in AKS.
- azure/. Azure Functions Visual Studio project for DotNetCore 2.1. It recieves Alexa voice commands and then issue the proper calls to Azure Storage Queue and Kubernetes APIs.
- azure/AlexaOpenKoreAzFunc/alexaskill.json. Alexa skill used for this project.
- plugin/. The OpenKore plugin that perform two actions: poll the Azure Storage Queue and send conversations to Azure Cognitive Services.
- plugin/Azure/loginapp_sentiment.json. The Azure Logic App JSON that recieves the in-game chat, forwards to Azure Cognitive Services and send it back to the OpenKore plugin via HTTP response.
- Dockerfile. Docker image definition for this project.
- docker-entrypoint.sh. The Docker entrypoint that leaves the container in the desired state for execution.
- recvpackets.txt. Sample results from this process, needed if we are connecting OpenKore to rAthena.
- servers.txt. Server configuration for rAthena, values explanation can be found here
This repository is about an experiment and we didn't care a single bit about good practices or security.
- Álvaro Marcos for his support when developing the Kubernetes API access from Azure Functions.
- Beatriz Sebastián Peña, for her SQL tips.
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