@Rishabhh17 Not get you?
You asked me about logs , SO i sent this
@Rishabhh17 This is not logs, this is all the images and containers you had.
@Rishabhh17 Logs when you run the docker up and some errors will come like we get in --debug mode.
When I hit the command (Sudo docker-compose up -d)
root@rasachatbot:/etc/rasa# sudo docker-compose up -d
rasa_rabbit_1 is up-to-date
rasa_duckling_1 is up-to-date
rasa_db_1 is up-to-date
rasa_redis_1 is up-to-date
rasa_rasa-x_1 is up-to-date
rasa_db-migration_1 is up-to-date
rasa_rasa-production_1 is up-to-date
rasa_rasa-worker_1 is up-to-date
rasa_app_1 is up-to-date
rasa_nginx_1 is up-to-date
@Rishabhh17 So, where is the issue, you can’t see the secure link of your domain. It means your code is working fine and its not related to rasa.
@Rishabhh17 Always mention me with @ and nik202 please. If you want faster response. Thanks.
@nik202 SO you mean this may be a domain issue?
@Rishabhh17 can be not sure, do you have purchased domain or ?
@nik202 Yes i have purchased it and I tried on gcp and azure as well having the same NOT SECURE connection
@Rishabhh17 can you share your domain name? is it live?
Rasachatbot.hungryblogger.in
@Rishabhh17 Please confirm and cross check with this documents Customize Your Deployment that you followed every step? Take time and check please. I can’t understand where is the issue 
@Rishabhh17 The server is on AWS or GCP or local machine? You also need to check the server configuration for SSL
@nik202 Thanks for giving me your time ,I appreciate that.Will you give me a basic idea i am exploring rasa so ,It may be a basic question but it will clear my doubts Can I??
See I have my bot ready and want to deploy on server but deployment is done uaing dockercompose and it gives me the Rasa GUI where I can interact with my bot ,what I want is deploy it on my site using azure instance
@Rishabhh17 Have you seen this Rasa Chatbot in Azure Web App For Containers | by William Galindez Arias | Medium or any other tutorials on google?
Read this line at the end of blog : “I personally use this approach for fast deployment and prototyping, it allows to consume the Rasa Chatbot using its API REST via HTTPs without having to worry (yet) about Load Balancing configuration and SSL Certificates.”
@Rishabhh17 Even you can see this 3-Video Tutorial by Ashish HOW TO DEPLOY RASA CHATBOT TO MICROSOFT AZURE | CREATING VM INSTANCE | PART 1 - YouTube
Ok @nik202 I will go for this approach ,will help me a lot Because i tried that socket.io to integrate it with my bot but bot is not responding and no widget icon is appearing on my weboage
@Rishabhh17 I guess you using Rasa Webchat / Botfront?
@nik202 yes ,actually when I try the bot front it didn’t show me neither the widget icon nor the bot response and when i tried chat widget on my webpage then the icon is visible but bot is not responding sometimes or sometimes it gives the response but not what I have mentioned in my intents.
@Rishabhh17 may be you did something wrong with the version of botfront or socket.io else it always give a best result, I personally recommend that GUI only. I’d alway suggest please first run the code on your local machine and then try deploying the code on server etc. It will give you better clarity about your code and you also believe that my code is fine, but this process went wrong. I hope it make sense.
@nik202 See below is my basic script
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Page Title</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>My First Heading</h1>
<p>My first paragraph.</p>
<div id="rasa-chat-widget" data-websocket-url="http://localhost:5005"></div>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@rasahq/rasa-chat" type="application/javascript"></script>
</body>
</html>
@Rishabhh17 What is this huh ? Does it run on localhost and you able to chat with your bot?