Azure Logic Apps Tips - Index

Exception Handling Using Configure Run-After Settings

Developers are very comfortable using try-catch-finally semantics when it comes to error handling. However in Azure Logic Apps developers use a different approach to achieve similar behaviors.
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Configure Retry Settings

As integrators, managing reliable and persistent connectivity, it is important to ensure strong data integrity exists in the various cloud and on-premises systems that need data.
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Tracking Message Properties

When it comes to tracking, Azure Logic Apps has some additional capabilities beyond the out-of-box capabilities. These additional capabilities are unlocked by enabling diagnostics for a logic app and publishing the data to Log Analytics.
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Group Actions Logically Using Scopes

What happens when you have a more complex logic app and you have logically related actions that must succeed or fail as a group?
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Improve Performance Using Parallelism

Configuring Degree of Parallelism is an important feature to understand. It has a direct impact on how a loop will be processed. It is important to test with business scenarios to have the most predictable outcome.
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Scale Workloads Using SplitOn

Logic Apps is very flexible when it comes to sequential and concurrent processing patterns. Using splitOn will allow us to parallelize our processing by having many concurrent logic apps active.
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Secure Logic Apps using API Management

When you expose Logic Apps using an HTTP Request trigger, it is a publicly exposed endpoint. The endpoint is secured via different mechanisms. API Management can help to secure these end points.
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Avoid Connector Throttling Using Multiple Connections in Azure Logic Apps

Each connector has different throttling limits. Using multiple connections within a single logic app reduces the chances of being rate limited by connectors.
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