Table of Contents

1. Challenge

   Configure the Logic App

   1. Log in to the Azure Portal using the credentials provided to you.
   2. Open the Logic App that has been created for you.
   3. Create a Logic App that meets the requirements of the scenario.
   4. Ensure you Save once complete.

   Note: For this scenario, we expect to be able to call the Logic App with a URL similar to the following: https://logicapp/create/ticketid/ticketdata

   This should write data to the existing Blob storage container, container1, based on the URL called.

   In the above example, the URL is broken up as follows:

   • URL of the Logic App: "https://logicapp"
   • Action to occur: "create"
   • Ticket ID for the blob name: "ticketid"
   • Data to be stored in blob storage: "ticketdata"

   This can be achieved in different ways, but it is recommended to use the following: an HTTP trigger (with a GET method and a relative path), a condition, and a create blob action.

2. Challenge

   Test the Logic App

   1. Open the Logic App that has been created for you.
   2. Navigate to the Overview of the Logic App, Go to Trigger History, and retrieve the Callback URL [GET].
   3. In a new tab, test that the Logic App works by changing the values for {action}, {ticketid} and {ticketdata}, within the URL.