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Product type Paperback

Published in Mar 2017

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781786465573

Length 696 pages

Edition 1st Edition

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Azure

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Cloud Computing

Authors (6):

Abhishek Kumar

Martin Abbott

Gyanendra Kumar Gautam

James Corbould

Mahindra Morar

Ashish Bhambhani

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Table of Contents (16) Chapters

Preface

1. An Introduction to Systems Integration in the Cloud

2. What Is an Azure App Service? FREE CHAPTER

3. Getting Started with API Apps

4. What is Azure API Management?

5. Trigger Your First Logic App in Azure

6. Working with Connectors in Logic Apps

7. Azure Functions in Logic Apps

8. A Deep Dive into Logic Apps

9. Powerful Integration with SaaS Using Logic Apps

10. Advanced Integration with Powerful, Scalable Service Bus in the Cloud

11. Connecting to Event Hubs and an Introduction to IoT Hubs

12. EAI/B2B Integration Using Logic Apps

13. Hybrid Integration Using BizTalk Server 2016 and Logic Apps

14. Tooling and Monitoring for Logic Apps

15. Whats Next for Azure Integration?

Building your first Logic App

As this chapter is an introduction to Logic Apps, the sample solution will consist of a very basic workflow to get you familiar with creating a Logic App. Sunny Electricals wishes to store messages whenever one of their customers tweet about a product they have purchased from a store. The tweet message inserted into Azure SQL Database table will be used for organization internal product and service analysis purposes.

The First step is to create Azure SQL server and database and a table to hold tweet messages.

Create Azure SQL server, database, and table

Open the browser and log in to Azure portal: https://portal.azure.com .

On Azure portal dashboard, click on the SQL databases option and click on Add to create new SQL database instance.

If the SQL databases option is not present on the Azure portal dashboard, you can find it by clicking to New , then click on Databases, and click on SQL Database.