Overview Hello! In this post I am going to show you how can implement a monitoring solution for your API Connections that you have used in your integrations in Azure. These API Connections allow Azure services like a logic app to connect to external services like SQL server, outlook, Sharepoint online etc.If you are not aware of these API connections, you can learn about them here. This post is inspired from Sandro Pereira’s Blog.

Hey Everyone! In this post, I am going to quickly show you a couple of ways to implement correlation between different Logic Apps you might be using in your Integration. Why do we need Correlation? Whenever you are working on an integration scenario, you would always try to keep the services involved as decoupled. So when you have multiple services running by passing data to/from each other, you need to make sure those runs are interconnected in some way.

If you are new to Logic Apps, keep reading. If you have deployed such workflows before, you may skip to the next section.. What is Logic App? Logic Apps in Azure provide a cloud-based platform to design and run workflows that can span from the boundaries of your Azure infrastructure to external systems accessible via Internet and even to your On-premise applications. To give a brief introduction about the service, Logic Apps have 3 basic artifacts which are important to be understood before getting your hands dirty with this amazing service from Microsoft.