Azure Logic App (Consumption) is one of the most used integration services for orchestrating critical workflows, and an error in it would essentially affect your business continuity.
By default, Logic Apps allow handling errors using the Configure run after settings at the per-action level. For more complex scenarios, it can be done by setting up a Scope action and implementing try-catch or try-catch-finally statements.
📝 One-Minute Brief
A short video that explains how to implement effective error handling in Azure Logic Apps. It covers run‑after settings, scopes, and try‑catch‑finally patterns to build more resilient workflows in both Logic Apps Consumption and Standard.
This video aims to explain and discuss error handling within Logic Apps and explore the implementation of a try-catch-finally statement. Even though we are using Logic Apps Consumption for this proof of concept, the same principles will be applied to Logic Apps Standard.
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Big thanks to my team member Luís Rigueira for creating this video.
