Logic appsforbeginners

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This document provides an overview of a Logic Apps for Beginners session at the 2019 Global Azure Bootcamp in Adelaide, South Australia. It introduces the presenter Mandar Dharmadhikari and their background in integration and AI. The session aims to help attendees understand what Azure Integration Services and Logic Apps are, why they should use Logic Apps, the basics of Logic Apps, use cases, and includes some demonstrations. It provides information on Logic Apps connectors, triggers, actions, and potential use cases like analyzing tweet sentiment, backing up blobs, and intelligent mail responders.

Global Azure Bootcamp
2019- Adelaide, SA
Logic Apps For Beginners
Mandar Dharmadhikari

Who Am I?
• Integration Developer and
Administrator
• Integration and AI enthusiast
• TechNet Wiki Ninja and Author
• Reviewer For Packt Video Courses
• Die Hard Metallica and GOT fan
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mandar-dharmadhikari/
@mandark003
https://theserverlessspirit.wordpress.com/
mandardhikari@gmail.com
Mandar Dharmadhikari
https://github.com/mandardhikari

Takeaway from this session…
• Understand what Azure Integration Services are
• Understand what Logic Apps are
• Why use Logic Apps
• Basics of Logic Apps
• Uses Cases of Logic Apps
• Some fun demos

Azure Integration Services & Components
Orchestrate and
automate workflows
in cloud
Orchestrate and build
sturdy integrations on
premisesSecurely expose API to
external world
Secure on-Prem and
Azure Message Transfer
Fully Managed
Event routing
Service
Ideal For transferring IOT
and Telemetry data
Run Serverless piece
of code

Vision Behind Azure Integration Services
Easy To Develop
Reduced Time to
Market the products
Leader in Integration
Field

What Are Logic Apps
Integration Platform as a
Service
Serverless
• Designer First
Approach
• Out of the Box
Connectors for light
weight Integrations
• Data
• Enterprise
• B2B
• Application
Integrations

Why Use Logic Apps
• Serverless integration
• Connect Legacy System to new
Cutting edge systems
• Reduced time to release
• iPaas : Reduced Operational cost
• Pay for what you use
• Easy to design using portal and
Visual Studio
• Easy deployment with ARM
templates
• Easy to set up CI and CD
• 200 + Out of Box Connectors for
API consumption
• Ability to create Custom
connectors

Logic Apps Basic
• Starting point of Logic App
• Each trigger fires up a new
instance of Logic Apps
• Multiple types of trigger for
same Logic Apps
Examples of Triggers:
• Receive HTTP request
• Run Logic App on a schedule
• Run when blob is
created/deleted
• Steps after the trigger. Can be
• API calls
• Control and looping statements
• Variable manipulations
Examples
• A call to Gmail API to send mails
• A call to Text Analytics API
Trigger Actions

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Logic appsforbeginners

1. Global Azure Bootcamp 2019- Adelaide, SA Logic Apps For Beginners Mandar Dharmadhikari

2. Who Am I? • Integration Developer and Administrator • Integration and AI enthusiast • TechNet Wiki Ninja and Author • Reviewer For Packt Video Courses • Die Hard Metallica and GOT fan https://www.linkedin.com/in/mandar-dharmadhikari/ @mandark003 https://theserverlessspirit.wordpress.com/ [email protected] Mandar Dharmadhikari https://github.com/mandardhikari

3. Takeaway from this session… • Understand what Azure Integration Services are • Understand what Logic Apps are • Why use Logic Apps • Basics of Logic Apps • Uses Cases of Logic Apps • Some fun demos

4. Azure Integration Services & Components Orchestrate and automate workflows in cloud Orchestrate and build sturdy integrations on premisesSecurely expose API to external world Secure on-Prem and Azure Message Transfer Fully Managed Event routing Service Ideal For transferring IOT and Telemetry data Run Serverless piece of code

5. Vision Behind Azure Integration Services Easy To Develop Reduced Time to Market the products Leader in Integration Field

6. What Are Logic Apps Integration Platform as a Service Serverless • Designer First Approach • Out of the Box Connectors for light weight Integrations • Data • Enterprise • B2B • Application Integrations

7. Logic App Connectors

8. Why Use Logic Apps • Serverless integration • Connect Legacy System to new Cutting edge systems • Reduced time to release • iPaas : Reduced Operational cost • Pay for what you use • Easy to design using portal and Visual Studio • Easy deployment with ARM templates • Easy to set up CI and CD • 200 + Out of Box Connectors for API consumption • Ability to create Custom connectors

9. Logic Apps Basic • Starting point of Logic App • Each trigger fires up a new instance of Logic Apps • Multiple types of trigger for same Logic Apps Examples of Triggers: • Receive HTTP request • Run Logic App on a schedule • Run when blob is created/deleted • Steps after the trigger. Can be • API calls • Control and looping statements • Variable manipulations Examples • A call to Gmail API to send mails • A call to Text Analytics API Trigger Actions

10. Some Logic Apps Use Cases

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14. Demo Time

15. That’s All Folks!! Questions?

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