How Logic Apps Work?
Azure Logic apps will always start with the process of triggering after that it will automate the workflows which will integrate the applications, services, and data which will arrange the application according to the business requirements with the help of connectors and by following a series of steps as following.
- Triggers.
- Actions.
- Connectors.
- Data Transformation and Manipulation.
- Conditional logic.
- Iteration and Looping.
- Error Handling and Monitoring.
- Completion and Reporting.
Above tare e eight steps that will be followed by the Azure logic app will follow whenever it is going to automate the workflow. The first is a trigger whenever any event happens with the interlink to the logics apps condition the trigger will fire the automation. Once the event is triggered the logics apps will perform some actions which will automatically start the workflow like whatever work you are configured according to the requirement. Connectors are prebuilt plugins in Microsoft Azure or third-party applications that are going to be triggered. Data transformation can care forward the operational data to the next step of the work which can be used further. This loop will continue till the events triggered are going to stop till then the application is going to get triggered by the event configured and workflow will continue. After completion of the work flow Azure Logics app will send the notification to the email you have given which is the status of the work.
Microsoft Azure – Creating a Logic App of Consumption Type
Azure Logic Apps can be used for automating project workflows without writing a single line of code. Azure Logic Apps is a leading integration platform as a service (PaaS) built on a containerized runtime. It can be used to deploy and run Logic Apps anywhere for scaling apps and making them portable while automating business-critical workflows anywhere.