Self-hosting in Azure Webjobs Review

Author: helenktsai

samples/azure/webjob-host/sample.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
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 title: Self-Hosting in Azure WebJobs
-summary: Uses NServiceBus the self-hosting capability to host an endpoint in an Azure WebJob.
+summary: Use NServiceBus with self-hosting to host an endpoint in an Azure WebJob.
 component: Core
-reviewed: 2022-11-08
+reviewed: 2025-03-06
 isLearningPath: true
 related:
 - samples/dependency-injection/aspnetcore
@@ -26,17 +26,17 @@ This sample contains one project:
 
 ### Receiver
 
-The receiver uses the self-hosting capability to start an end endpoint inside a continuously running WebJob.
+The receiver uses the self-hosting capability to start an endpoint inside a continuously running WebJob.
 
 The `UseNServiceBus` method of [`NServiceBus.Extensions.Hosting`](/nservicebus/hosting/extensions-hosting.md) is used to configure and start the endpoint:
 
 snippet: WebJobHost_Start
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> If dependencies need to be shared between the service collection and NServiceBus infrastructure, such as message handlers, see the [ASP.NET Core sample](/samples/dependency-injection/#related-samples).
+> If dependencies need to be shared between the service collection and NServiceBus infrastructure (e.g., message handlers), refer to the [ASP.NET Core sample](/samples/dependency-injection/#related-samples).
 
-A critical error action must be defined to restart the host when a critical error is raised:
+A [critical error](/nservicebus/hosting/critical-errors.md) action must be defined to restart the host when a critical error occurs:
 
 snippet: WebJobHost_CriticalError
 
-When the WebJob host stops, the endpoint endpoint is automatically stopped with the host. This is taken care off by the hosting extension.
+When the WebJob host stops, the endpoint is automatically stopped with it by the hosting extension.