🛠️ Hands-On Tutorials

Set up a Logic App Standard resource, create an HTTP-triggered workflow, and return a response.

Understand trigger types, polling vs push, and configure the three most common triggers.

Connect to external services using managed connectors and handle authentication.

Transform and manipulate data within workflows using built-in data operations.

Use variables, for-each loops, until loops, and condition actions for complex flows.

Build resilient workflows with scope-based error handling and retry policies.

Use HTTP action, handle auth headers, call Azure Functions, and process responses.

Understand the differences, performance implications, and design patterns for each.

Deploy Logic Apps using Bicep templates, manage environment-specific config, and automate releases.

Inject Logic Apps into a VNet, configure private endpoints for Service Bus and Storage.

Configure managed identity, grant RBAC roles, and connect to Key Vault, Service Bus, and Storage.

Enable Application Insights, track workflow runs, write KQL queries, and set up alerts.

Set up a namespace, create a queue, configure properties, and send a test message.

Build a console app to send and receive messages using Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus.

Implement pub/sub patterns with topics, SQL filters, and correlation filters.

Understand DLQ, read failed messages, resubmit them, and set up monitoring alerts.

Implement FIFO processing with sessions, session state, and ordered message handling.

Eliminate connection strings using DefaultAzureCredential and RBAC roles.

Implement exponential backoff, circuit breaker, poison message handling, and auto-forwarding.

Configure Premium namespace with private endpoints, disable public access, and connect from VNet.