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Today i will show you how to use azure to send SMS. Some people say it's currently not delivering, but i will show you how to active and being ready for the update of azure.
Go to https://portal.azure.com/#home and login with your username and password. Make sure you select "Stay signed in" with yes.
On Azure Services, select "Create a resource".
Search for "Communication Services" and click "Create".
You can now configure your Communication Services resource. On the first page in the create process, you'll be asked to specify:
Finally, you can review your configuration and Create the resource. Note that the deployment will take a few minutes to complete.
HOW TO SEND SMS WITH AZURE - P. 2
Click "Review + Create" and check if everything is ok. Finally hit "Create" and it initializing your deployment.
Wait until it's been finished. Usually 5-10 Minutes.
Once created, click on "Go to resource" and now we see all settings and so on.
To get our connection string, we head over to "Settings" - "Keys" - "Primary key". In here you copy "Connection string".
Open "connection_string.txt" and paste the string from Azure.
Run Azure Sender and check your testing number.
If it does not work then wait until they make an update.
Go to https://portal.azure.com/#home and login with your username and password. Make sure you select "Stay signed in" with yes.
On Azure Services, select "Create a resource".
Search for "Communication Services" and click "Create".
You can now configure your Communication Services resource. On the first page in the create process, you'll be asked to specify:
- The subscription
- The resource group (you can create a new one or choose an existing resource group)
- The name of the Communication Services resource
- The geography the resource will be associated with
Finally, you can review your configuration and Create the resource. Note that the deployment will take a few minutes to complete.
HOW TO SEND SMS WITH AZURE - P. 2
Click "Review + Create" and check if everything is ok. Finally hit "Create" and it initializing your deployment.
Wait until it's been finished. Usually 5-10 Minutes.
Once created, click on "Go to resource" and now we see all settings and so on.
To get our connection string, we head over to "Settings" - "Keys" - "Primary key". In here you copy "Connection string".
Open "connection_string.txt" and paste the string from Azure.
Run Azure Sender and check your testing number.
If it does not work then wait until they make an update.
