We are using Azure Functions a lot for our backend system. Most of the use cases are simple. It is mostly the same pattern (receive data, validate data and write to data store or message queue). This made me think, if it is possible to use Logic Apps so that we do not need to write and maintain code for these standardized operations.
Out of the box, Logic Apps supports a lot of Azure use cases. There are connectors for all kind of services and that made it easy to get started. Within one day I had a simple proof-of-concept running, without writing a single line of code! Now we need to see, how this solution will work in real production environment.
Out of the box, Logic Apps supports a lot of Azure use cases. There are connectors for all kind of services and that made it easy to get started. Within one day I had a simple proof-of-concept running, without writing a single line of code! Now we need to see, how this solution will work in real production environment.