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Azure Logic Apps

Build a no-code integration workflow in Logic Apps that triggers on a new email, transforms the payload, and writes a record to Azure SQL Database.

What Is Azure Logic Apps?

Azure Logic Apps is a low-code/no-code integration platform that lets you build automated workflows visually using a drag-and-drop designer. Each workflow consists of a trigger (the event that starts it) and one or more actions (steps that execute in sequence). Logic Apps connects hundreds of services — Office 365, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Azure SQL, Blob Storage, and many more — through pre-built connectors, without writing integration code from scratch.

Logic Apps vs Azure Functions

Both Logic Apps and Azure Functions enable event-driven, serverless automation — but they target different audiences. Logic Apps is designed for integration specialists and business analysts who prefer visual, no-code workflows with enterprise connectors. Azure Functions is designed for developers who need full programming language control, custom business logic, and lower latency. For complex conditional logic or performance-critical paths, Azure Functions is the better fit; for SaaS integration and business process automation, Logic Apps wins.

All lessons in this course

  1. Azure Functions Triggers and Bindings
  2. Durable Functions for Stateful Workflows
  3. Azure Logic Apps
  4. Event Grid and Event-Driven Architecture
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