Logic Apps

Security by obscurity? No, that’s not my intention here, this is not a security recommendation, but an adoption one.

Exporting workflows is a most natural step for logic app developers. But what to use, and what NOT to use?

It’s a small thing, but somehow many people forget about this.

Did you know that majority of these 1000+ connectors for logic apps are just HTTP calls? Do you know what does that mean for you?

Speaking of logic app state storage, what about SQL DB? Can SQL database be used to share state for many logic apps?

Azure Logic Apps store their state on storage accounts, and they require dedicated account, or do they?

If you read my previous post on logic app costs and effect of scale, here is another tip for you

When it comes to private networking there is a new element that must be considered when rolling out solutions at scale, and that is…

Did you know azure connectors are still paid in logic app standard?

Did you know azure connectors are still paid in logic app standard?