Azure Logic Apps - 360⁰

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Check out how to use the condition control to allow manage workflow execution paths according to specific criteria.

Image Classifier, In this demo, we will demonstrate how we can use the condition control to classify the content of the image and to automate the classification according to the image content.

Demonstrate how we can use the loop control - for each- to loop arrays

Branches can manage the workflow execution process for tasks to be executed in parallel.

Switch statement can be used to manage the execution paths according to specific set of available options.

With run after settings, you can manage the execution path according to the status of the execution of a given action, this can be used to manage exception handling for any action within the workflow

With a scope, you can group together a set of action so they can have a single execution status as long there is any failure for any action within the scope.

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How to define an integer variable and how to perform the most commonly know functions on integer variables

How to define a string variable and how to perform the most commonly know functions on string variables

How to define an array of integers.

How to define an array of strings.

How to define an array of objects.

How to filter an array content

How to add elements to an array using compose operation

Parse JSON content using the parse data operation

Check out how we can extend the Azure logic app functionalities by calling an Azure function.

In this video we will demonstrate how we can call a logic from other logic apps.

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How to manage your logic app using the portal.

How to manage your logic app using visual studio.

How logic app maintains versions.

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Demonstrate how we can install the Azure data gateway for managing the connection with Azure logic app, and how to use later the gateway for accessing on-premises resources

How to use static results during the development to enhance the testing process.

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In this video, we will go through the available logs supported by the Azure Logic app, what is the information the app will log, and the difference between the trigger log and the execution log.

Manage Log retention period

How to configure alerts on top of your logs to be informed as long specific thresholds met.

How to configure Azure logic app logs to be stored in Azure workspace analytics for advanced monitoring and analysis capabilities.

How to use Kusto query language to extract the needed insights out of the logs configured to be stored at log analytics.

How to extend the stored logs by adding a custom and user-defined log attributes.

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Protect access to your http request logic app using SAS.

Manage and control access to your Azure logic app using the built-in Azure logic app roles.

Check the options that can restrict access to your logic app.

Check the options that can restrict access to your logic app logs.

Lock your logic app object to guarantee not performing any action even by authorized users.

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For iteration operations, you can adjust the level of parallelism according to the service limit to allow concurrent access and data operation for the given service.

How to use the built-in function split on to enhance the performance upon reading an array of data.

Batching messages with groups will be the best approach to enhance performance especially when dealing with streaming data.

Managing paging option could enhance the performance by setting the limit of the retrieved records according to the business need.

Configure the proper retry policy can help to get the best performance measures according to the service criticality.