ESPC18 Copenhagen session : Energize your application developments with microsoft flow

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My ESPC 2018 session Microsoft flow patterns, best practices, many demos; machine learning; approval analytics; approval escalation

ESPC18 Copenhagen session : Energize your application developments with microsoft flow

Energize your application
developments with Microsoft Flow
Serge Luca, Isabelle Van Campenhoudt
ShareQL, Belgium

Conclusions
The outside
world
Patterns &
Limitations
Flow &
Developers
Citizen
Developer
Agenda

Office Apps & services MVP
Business Applications MVP
O365 Architect
@sergeluca
ShareQL Brussels
Office365
Flow
Dev
Architecture
Bullshit
Serge Luca aka “Doctor Flow”

Data Platform MVP
Consultant, speaker, trainer
@thesqlgrrrl
ShareQL Brussels
Isabelle Van Campenhoudt
SQL
BI
Tuning
Architecture
Coffee making

Demo
Track your time
Automatic timesheet

Demo
Expense report
Flow approval escalation
Flow approval & Machine Learning
Approval Analytics

Create REST
Services
(like Azure
functions)
Create
Connectors
Call REST
APIs from
Flow (HTTP
action)
Integrate
Flow in their
Applications
Developers
Activities

Controller patternNo State Machine
No custom task
forms
Max 5,000 iterations in Do until
Max 5,000 iterations in For each (100,000 in Plan
1)
Loops
Create nested flows250 actions/flow
Flow Approval
duration : 30 days
Flow duration : 30
days
No guest access
No flow provisioning
in SharePoint sites
Each approval in a dedicated nested flow that
calls itself after 29 days (via a controller)

State Machine
and > 30 days
Approval controller
Launcher flow
Level 2 approval flowLevel 1 approval flow Level 3 approval flow
escalate
timeout
approved
rejected
timeout
approved
rejected
redirect
timeout
approved
rejected
escalate
Normal flow
Service flow

Adapt retry policy
Reduce flow concurrency
Use several connectors
Error HTTP 429 : « I’m too busy » come later (in 10 sec)
Flow throttled by the Service (like SharePoint) and by
the Connector (600 calls/min)

202 ACCEPTED
The request has been accepted for
processing, but the processing has not been
completed.
Long Call
Duration Pattern

Started from
Excel
Started from SP
New Expense
from App
Trigger : Excel for a
selected row
Trigger :
SharePoint for a
selected row
Existing Expense
from App
Trigger :
SharePoint : when an item is
created
Proxy Flows
Service Flow

Flow Extensibility
& Communication
With The Outside World

 Action When an HTTP Request is received (usually coupled with
Response action)
 Action Http
 Action Send an http Request to SharePoint
 Custom Connector

FLOW
DATA ALERTS
DATA SOURCES
POWER B
I
SCHEDULED REFRESH
STREAMING DATA
LIVE
POWERQUERY

Keep your
forms Simple
Trigger
properties
Accounts Management Environments
Business
logic in Flow
In variables Owners :
ADD Groups
Connectors :
Services
Accounts
(except
personal
flows)
PowerShell
Flow
Management
connector
Use several
DLP

Flow can
complement
PowerShell
Manage
Office 365
…Or run
Powershell via
Azure
Automation
runbooks/hybrid
Webhooks in
O365
compliance &
audit logs
And much
much more…
This is just the
beginning !

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