Logic App (Preview): The new kid on the block
summary
Preview Logic Apps run on the Azure Functions containerized runtime so workflows can run locally, on-premises, or in Docker/Kubernetes/App Service, using VS Code for local development and breakpoint debugging. The demo shows an HTTP-triggered workflow doing XML validation and an XSLT transform (no Integration Account required because maps/schemas are built in), plus a JSON compose test where breakpoints show inputs/outputs. Stateless and stateful modes exist and stateless can persist run history for debugging. Limitations: portal designer is read-only for preview and some XML/connector/variable views are incomplete.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 2:23Integration challenges today
- 8:47Logic App vs Logic App Preview
- 15:32New features in Logic App Preview
- 20:40Demo: Local development
- 37:24Debugging and tracking
- 44:36Deployment to Azure
- 52:28Summary and Q&A
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