Azure Logic Apps

Course details

Logic Apps simplify app integration, data integration, system integration, enterprise application integration (EAI), and business-to-business (B2B) communication, whether in the cloud, on premises, or both. In this course, instructor Vishwas Lele introduces you to Azure Logic Apps, shows you how to take apps from design to deployment, explains the Azure Event Grid, and offers some useful tips and tricks. Vishwas begins by explaining the role of Azure Logic Apps and how the serverless architecture of Logic Apps helps in better scaling and cut costs. He walks you through each step in designing, developing, building, and deploying your own logic apps. Vishwas goes over concepts for event-based logic apps as well as integration accounts. He concludes with useful tips and tricks on topics including connection limits, workflows, and many more.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Building solutions for data and integration

1. Introduction to Azure Logic Apps

02 - The role of Azure Logic Apps
03 - Do Logic Apps fit your needs
04 - Serverless architecture

2. Design and Develop Azure Logic Apps

05 - The JSON structure of Logic Apps
06 - Logic app triggers
07 - Logic app actions
08 - Logic app control actions
09 - Exception handling in Logic Apps
10 - Plan the steps of your logic app
11 - Create a consumption logic app in Logic App Designer
12 - Logic App Designer vs. Visual Studio Code (Preview)
13 - Create a logic app in Visual Studio Code

3. Build and Deploy Azure Logic Apps

14 - Connector types
15 - Logic Apps deployment choices
16 - Deploy a logic app through the Azure portal
17 - Deploying to multiple locations
18 - Runtime characteristics of Logic Apps

4. Azure Event Grid and Integration Account

19 - End-to-end reference examples
20 - Concepts for event-based Logic Apps
21 - Set up an event-based logic app
22 - Enterprise Integration Pack concepts
23 - Exchange B2B AS2 messages with Enterprise Integration Pack

5. Tips and Tricks

24 - Tips and tricks
25 - Know rate and connection limits
26 - Plan for throughput
27 - Large message handling
28 - Plan for security
29 - Plan for high availability
30 - Stateful and stateless workflows
31 - Logic Apps versus Durable Functions

Conclusion

32 - Logic Apps in the wild
33 - Next steps