Microsoft Azure Developer: Creating Enterprise Logic Apps
This course will look at the core features of Logic Apps including connectors used for building Enterprise Solutions. Once you have completed this course, you will be able to build production-ready logic apps to solve real-world business needs.
What you'll learn
With more companies using multiple Platform as a Server (PaaS) solutions in the enterprise, the need for communication between those systems or between those systems and on-premises is increasing. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Creating Enterprise Logic Apps, you will gain foundational knowledge of Azure Logic Apps in order to build and deploy enterprise solutions. First, you will learn the core components that make up the Azure Logic Apps platform. Next, you will discover the ways to customize the development experience. Finally, you will explore how to deploy Azure Logic Apps. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Azure Logic Apps needed to build and deploy enterprise solutions.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Setting up Local Development for Logic Apps 1m
- Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates with Logic Apps 2m
- Demo: Setting up a Local Development Environment 5m
- Downloading an Existing Logic App from the Web Portal 2m
- Demo: Downloading Existing Logic Apps as ARM Templates 4m
- Logic Apps Custom Connectors 6m
- Demo: Creating a Logic Apps Custom Connector 6m
- Summary 1m
- Introduction 1m
- API Connection Migration 2m
- Deployment Options and Best Practices 2m
- Setting up Deployments Using the Azure Web Portal 2m
- Demo: Azure Portal Deployments 5m
- Configuring ARM Templates 3m
- Setting up Deployments Using Visual Studio 1m
- Demo: Updating ARM Templates and Visual Studio Deployments 9m
- Setting up Deployment Using PowerShell 2m
- Demo: PowerShell Deployments 3m
- Summary 0m
About the author
Stephen W. Thomas is an Independent Azure Architect specializing in hybrid integration and cloud-based solutions using Logic Apps, BizTalk Server, Service Bus, and other Azure technologies. He started his career with both a Chemical Engineering degree and a Technical Entrepreneurial Certificate from the University of Iowa in 1998. He worked in the paper industry for one year. At the same time, he ran an online collectible business and began to realize his passion was technology. He sold hi busin... more
