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To expose the Errbot webhook network port and connect Errbot to your chosen, you'll need to configure your social network of choice as the BACKEND in config.py and also any parameters that backend requires (generally in the form of BOT_CONFIG values) before starting the bot. Refer to the Errbot [User Guide](http://errbot.io/en/latest/user_guide/setup.html#id1) for parameters required for your specific built-in Errbot backend.
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To expose the Errbot webhook network port and connect Errbot to your configured backend social network, set BACKEND in config.py and also any parameters that backend requires (generally in the form of BOT_CONFIG values) before starting the bot. Refer to the Errbot [User Guide](http://errbot.io/en/latest/user_guide/setup.html#id1) for parameters required for your specific built-in Errbot backend, or the section below for Cisco Webex Teams users.
You can also add any local_plugins or local_backends to those directories before deploying above, although it's recommended to instead install plugins as documented in the CONFIGURATION section where possible (they will be persisted within the /err/data Docker bind volume when running as a stack). Make the following change to config.py:
You can also add any local_plugins or local_backends to those directories before deploying above, although it's recommended to instead install plugins as documented in the CONFIGURATION section where possible; this way they will be persisted within the /err/data Docker volume.
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