How to get the Error Message with Logic App Try-Catch (Part II) – Using an Azure Function
In the first part of this blog post: How to get the Error Message with Logic App Try-Catch (Part I), I mention that when we are creating more enterprise
Azure Logic Apps team is interested in your feedback – Logic App Pricing & Container Survey
Another day, another inquiry/survey! Honestly, I love this new interaction from the Logic App team They are constantly looking to learn from the field:
Azure Logic Apps team is interested in your feedback – Logic App EDI, SWIFT & SAP Survey
Logic App teams are being very active in gathering feedback from all of us: partners, clients, developers, and so on in order to improve the overall
How to get the Error Message with Logic App Try-Catch (Part I)
It is pretty standard that when a Logic App fails, we want to get the exact error message describing why it failed But, of course, we can always go to the
How to Expose and Protect Logic App Using Azure API Management whitepaper
With the Azure API Management (Azure APIM), we can expose Logic Apps in a managed way, allowing us to take control through policies, add security, provide
Logic Apps Best practices, Tips and Tricks: #4 Using Scopes
In my previous blog posts, I talked about some of the most essential best practices you should have while working with the Azure Logic App: #1 Logic App
Logic App Best practices, Tips and Tricks: #3 Add comments
In my two previous blog posts, I talked about the most essential best practices you should have while working with Azure Logic App: #1 Logic App Naming
Logic App Best practices, Tips and Tricks: #2 Actions Naming Convention
In my last blog post, I talked about the most essential best practices you should have while working with Logic App: Logic App naming convention Today I
How to schedule PowerBI Reports on Microsoft Teams
Today, we are going over another real scenario, this time from one of our PowerBI Robots clients For those unfamiliar with it, PowerBI Robots is part of
How to monitor the status of Azure API Connections (Part III) – Using Automation Account and Logi...
We finally reach the last part of this small blog season on monitoring the status of your Azure API Connections We start by using a simple PowerShell