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This episode focuses on Azure Logic Apps, a powerful cloud service that enables you to automate workflows and integrate applications, data, and services. Learn how to create complex workflows effortlessly and enhance your productivity by connecting various cloud and on-premises services. This session is ideal for developers, IT professionals, and solution architects aiming to streamline operations and automate repetitive tasks.
During the episode, we'll cover:
• Introduction to Azure Logic Apps
- Overview of Azure Logic Apps
- Key features and benefits
• Core Concepts and Architecture
- Triggers and actions
- Connectors and integration capabilities
• Getting Started with Azure Logic Apps
- Creating and configuring Logic Apps
- Using the Logic Apps Designer
• Building and Deploying Workflows
- Creating workflows from scratch
- Using templates and predefined connectors
• Advanced Workflow Scenarios
- Error handling and retry policies
- Parallel and conditional logic
• Integration with Other Azure Services
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hi this is your host abib rman and
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hi this is your host abib rman and
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hi this is your host abib rman and welcome to my show Azure essential
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welcome to my show Azure essential
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welcome to my show Azure essential Series in today episode we will talk
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Series in today episode we will talk
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Series in today episode we will talk about automating workflows with Azure
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about automating workflows with Azure
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about automating workflows with Azure logic apps uh Azure logic apps is a
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logic apps uh Azure logic apps is a
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logic apps uh Azure logic apps is a cloud-based service in Microsoft Azure
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cloud-based service in Microsoft Azure
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cloud-based service in Microsoft Azure that allows users to automate workflows
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that allows users to automate workflows
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that allows users to automate workflows and integrate applications data services
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and integrate applications data services
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and integrate applications data services and systems it provides a VI designer to
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and systems it provides a VI designer to
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and systems it provides a VI designer to build work flows with minimal codee
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build work flows with minimal codee
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build work flows with minimal codee enabling seamless integration and
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enabling seamless integration and
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enabling seamless integration and automation of various processes logic
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automation of various processes logic
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automation of various processes logic apps helps in automating complex
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apps helps in automating complex
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apps helps in automating complex workflows without writing a significant
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workflows without writing a significant
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workflows without writing a significant amount of code making it an excellent
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amount of code making it an excellent
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amount of code making it an excellent tool for developers it professionals and
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tool for developers it professionals and
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tool for developers it professionals and business
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business
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business analyst so let's start this this is the
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analyst so let's start this this is the
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analyst so let's start this this is the agenda of our today episode uh first of
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agenda of our today episode uh first of
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agenda of our today episode uh first of all we will talk about uh key components
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all we will talk about uh key components
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all we will talk about uh key components of Z logic apps then we will have uh
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of Z logic apps then we will have uh
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of Z logic apps then we will have uh overview of triggers actions and
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overview of triggers actions and
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overview of triggers actions and connectors for Azure logic apps and at
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connectors for Azure logic apps and at
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connectors for Azure logic apps and at the end we will have a handsone demo for
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the end we will have a handsone demo for
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the end we will have a handsone demo for logic apps so this is your host I am two
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logic apps so this is your host I am two
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logic apps so this is your host I am two times cop Corner MVP Microsoft certified
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times cop Corner MVP Microsoft certified
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times cop Corner MVP Microsoft certified solution developer currently working as
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solution developer currently working as
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solution developer currently working as a lead software developer at no
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a lead software developer at no
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a lead software developer at no software uh first of all we will talk
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software uh first of all we will talk
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software uh first of all we will talk about key features of Azor logic apps
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about key features of Azor logic apps
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about key features of Azor logic apps vual designer basically Azor logic apps
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vual designer basically Azor logic apps
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vual designer basically Azor logic apps provide us a userfriendly interface to
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provide us a userfriendly interface to
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provide us a userfriendly interface to create workflows using a drag and drop
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create workflows using a drag and drop
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create workflows using a drag and drop designer uh there is another major
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designer uh there is another major
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designer uh there is another major feature which is connectors uh basically
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feature which is connectors uh basically
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feature which is connectors uh basically connectors are a pre-built connectors
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connectors are a pre-built connectors
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connectors are a pre-built connectors for popular services like Azure Services
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for popular services like Azure Services
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for popular services like Azure Services Microsoft 365 SQL Server sa and more
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Microsoft 365 SQL Server sa and more
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Microsoft 365 SQL Server sa and more enabling seamless integration we are Al
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enabling seamless integration we are Al
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enabling seamless integration we are Al have triggers and actions in aure logic
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have triggers and actions in aure logic
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have triggers and actions in aure logic apps uh basically logic apps work based
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apps uh basically logic apps work based
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apps uh basically logic apps work based on triggers because these are event
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on triggers because these are event
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on triggers because these are event based uh logic apps and then events that
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based uh logic apps and then events that
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based uh logic apps and then events that start a workflow and
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start a workflow and
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start a workflow and actions that follow after the trigger
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actions that follow after the trigger
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actions that follow after the trigger allowing for event driven automation so
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allowing for event driven automation so
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allowing for event driven automation so you can make event driven application
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you can make event driven application
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you can make event driven application using Azure logic apps using triggers
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using Azure logic apps using triggers
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using Azure logic apps using triggers and actions we have uh buil-in
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and actions we have uh buil-in
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and actions we have uh buil-in monitoring and alert system uh which is
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monitoring and alert system uh which is
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monitoring and alert system uh which is basically integrated with monitoring and
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basically integrated with monitoring and
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basically integrated with monitoring and Diagnostics to track workflow execution
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Diagnostics to track workflow execution
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Diagnostics to track workflow execution troubleshoot issues and set up alerts uh
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troubleshoot issues and set up alerts uh
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troubleshoot issues and set up alerts uh scalability and reliability uh basically
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scalability and reliability uh basically
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scalability and reliability uh basically AIC apps are designed to handle large
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AIC apps are designed to handle large
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AIC apps are designed to handle large scale workflows with high reliability
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scale workflows with high reliability
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scale workflows with high reliability and availability supporting Mission
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and availability supporting Mission
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and availability supporting Mission critical business process so basically
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critical business process so basically
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critical business process so basically these are uh Cloud native applications
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next uh we have triggers in Azure logic
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next uh we have triggers in Azure logic
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next uh we have triggers in Azure logic apps a trigger is an event that starts a
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apps a trigger is an event that starts a
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apps a trigger is an event that starts a workflow in Azure logic apps each logic
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workflow in Azure logic apps each logic
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workflow in Azure logic apps each logic app begins with a trigger which defines
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app begins with a trigger which defines
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app begins with a trigger which defines the condition or event that initiate the
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the condition or event that initiate the
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the condition or event that initiate the workflow triggers can be time based
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workflow triggers can be time based
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workflow triggers can be time based recurring on a schedule or event based
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recurring on a schedule or event based
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recurring on a schedule or event based which basically responding to specific
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which basically responding to specific
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which basically responding to specific changes or years and there are few types
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changes or years and there are few types
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changes or years and there are few types of trigger first of all we have HTTP
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of trigger first of all we have HTTP
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of trigger first of all we have HTTP trigger basically HTTP triggers execute
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trigger basically HTTP triggers execute
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trigger basically HTTP triggers execute the workflow when a HTTP request is
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the workflow when a HTTP request is
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the workflow when a HTTP request is received uh we also have recurrence
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received uh we also have recurrence
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received uh we also have recurrence triggers basically recurrence triggers
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triggers basically recurrence triggers
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triggers basically recurrence triggers schules the workflow to run at specific
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schules the workflow to run at specific
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schules the workflow to run at specific intervals which may be every hour day or
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intervals which may be every hour day or
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intervals which may be every hour day or month then we have event based triggers
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month then we have event based triggers
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month then we have event based triggers uh which responds to specific events
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uh which responds to specific events
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uh which responds to specific events such as the arrival of an email creation
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such as the arrival of an email creation
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such as the arrival of an email creation of a new file in Azure blob storage or
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of a new file in Azure blob storage or
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of a new file in Azure blob storage or the addition of a new row in a SQL
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the addition of a new row in a SQL
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the addition of a new row in a SQL database we also have web hook trigger
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database we also have web hook trigger
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database we also have web hook trigger which initiate the workflow based on web
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which initiate the workflow based on web
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which initiate the workflow based on web hooks from external services or
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hooks from external services or
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hooks from external services or applications uh we have API based
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applications uh we have API based
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applications uh we have API based triggers which invoked when an event
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triggers which invoked when an event
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triggers which invoked when an event occurs in another service or API such as
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occurs in another service or API such as
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occurs in another service or API such as as a new item in a SharePoint list or a
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as a new item in a SharePoint list or a
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as a new item in a SharePoint list or a message in a service bus
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message in a service bus
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message in a service bus queue next uh we have actions in azur
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queue next uh we have actions in azur
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queue next uh we have actions in azur logic
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logic
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logic apps an action is a step or task that
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apps an action is a step or task that
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apps an action is a step or task that the workflow performs after it is
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the workflow performs after it is
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the workflow performs after it is triggered actions represent the
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triggered actions represent the
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triggered actions represent the operations that the workflow executes
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operations that the workflow executes
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operations that the workflow executes such as sending an email copying a file
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such as sending an email copying a file
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such as sending an email copying a file or making an HTTP request a logic app
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or making an HTTP request a logic app
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or making an HTTP request a logic app can contain multiple actions which can
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can contain multiple actions which can
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can contain multiple actions which can be arranged sequentially or
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be arranged sequentially or
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be arranged sequentially or conditionally to Define complex
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conditionally to Define complex
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conditionally to Define complex workflows and uh here are few types of
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workflows and uh here are few types of
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workflows and uh here are few types of actions first of all we have control
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actions first of all we have control
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actions first of all we have control actions which includes conditional logic
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actions which includes conditional logic
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actions which includes conditional logic F statement loops and scopes for
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F statement loops and scopes for
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F statement loops and scopes for handling organizational purposes uh then
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handling organizational purposes uh then
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handling organizational purposes uh then we have data operations actions that
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we have data operations actions that
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we have data operations actions that manipulate data such as composing
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manipulate data such as composing
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manipulate data such as composing forsing Json on joining or selecting
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forsing Json on joining or selecting
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forsing Json on joining or selecting data from arrays we have uh build in
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data from arrays we have uh build in
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data from arrays we have uh build in actions buildin actions are uh for
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actions buildin actions are uh for
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actions buildin actions are uh for build-in connectors like HTTP SQL Server
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build-in connectors like HTTP SQL Server
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build-in connectors like HTTP SQL Server aure blob storage and more these actions
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aure blob storage and more these actions
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aure blob storage and more these actions allows interaction with a variety of
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allows interaction with a variety of
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allows interaction with a variety of data stores and
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data stores and
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data stores and services we can also uh create custom
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services we can also uh create custom
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services we can also uh create custom actions for Azure logic apps custom code
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actions for Azure logic apps custom code
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actions for Azure logic apps custom code or logic created using Azure function or
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or logic created using Azure function or
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or logic created using Azure function or custom apis can be invoked as actions
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custom apis can be invoked as actions
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custom apis can be invoked as actions within a logic app uh we also have
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within a logic app uh we also have
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within a logic app uh we also have service integration actions which help
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service integration actions which help
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service integration actions which help you to integrate with external services
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you to integrate with external services
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you to integrate with external services like Microsoft
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like Microsoft
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like Microsoft 365 uh Salesforce Dynamics 365 and hub
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365 uh Salesforce Dynamics 365 and hub
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365 uh Salesforce Dynamics 365 and hub so all these actions are available for
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so all these actions are available for
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so all these actions are available for aure logic
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aure logic
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aure logic apps then we have uh connectors in Azure
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apps then we have uh connectors in Azure
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apps then we have uh connectors in Azure logic apps
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logic apps
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logic apps basically connector is uh a pre-built
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basically connector is uh a pre-built
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basically connector is uh a pre-built operations that enable communication and
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operations that enable communication and
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operations that enable communication and interaction with external Services they
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interaction with external Services they
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interaction with external Services they can be used to either trigger a workflow
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can be used to either trigger a workflow
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can be used to either trigger a workflow or perform an action within a
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or perform an action within a
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or perform an action within a workflow and then we have a few uh type
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workflow and then we have a few uh type
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workflow and then we have a few uh type of connectors we have standard
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of connectors we have standard
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of connectors we have standard connectors basically these are common
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connectors basically these are common
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connectors basically these are common connectors available for a wide range of
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connectors available for a wide range of
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connectors available for a wide range of services is including Office 365 Twitter
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services is including Office 365 Twitter
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services is including Office 365 Twitter uh Dropbox Salesforce aure Services
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uh Dropbox Salesforce aure Services
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uh Dropbox Salesforce aure Services Etc we also have uh premium connectors
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Etc we also have uh premium connectors
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Etc we also have uh premium connectors connectors that provide access to advanc
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connectors that provide access to advanc
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connectors that provide access to advanc and Enterprises grade services such as
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and Enterprises grade services such as
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and Enterprises grade services such as sap orle and other specialized Services
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sap orle and other specialized Services
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sap orle and other specialized Services we can also create custom connectors
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we can also create custom connectors
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we can also create custom connectors that allow integration with uh
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that allow integration with uh
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that allow integration with uh proprietary systems or apis which are
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proprietary systems or apis which are
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proprietary systems or apis which are not covered by existing
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not covered by existing
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not covered by existing connectors then we have uh like few
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connectors then we have uh like few
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connectors then we have uh like few popular connectors Microsoft
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popular connectors Microsoft
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popular connectors Microsoft 365 Azure Services uh database file
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365 Azure Services uh database file
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365 Azure Services uh database file storage services so you can use any
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storage services so you can use any
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storage services so you can use any connector with your Azure logic apps
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actions we have uh integration
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actions we have uh integration
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actions we have uh integration capabilities in Azor logic
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capabilities in Azor logic
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capabilities in Azor logic apps first of all we have uh Cloud
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apps first of all we have uh Cloud
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apps first of all we have uh Cloud integration uh basically Z logic apps
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integration uh basically Z logic apps
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integration uh basically Z logic apps provides robust integration capabilities
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provides robust integration capabilities
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provides robust integration capabilities that enable the automation of workflows
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that enable the automation of workflows
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that enable the automation of workflows across multiple Services whether in the
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across multiple Services whether in the
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across multiple Services whether in the cloud or on premises uh and first of all
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cloud or on premises uh and first of all
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cloud or on premises uh and first of all we have Cloud integration in that uh
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we have Cloud integration in that uh
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we have Cloud integration in that uh Cloud integration provides service to
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Cloud integration provides service to
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Cloud integration provides service to service
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service
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service communication uh which can help you to
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communication uh which can help you to
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communication uh which can help you to connect different cloud services and
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connect different cloud services and
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connect different cloud services and apis for example you can integrate with
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apis for example you can integrate with
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apis for example you can integrate with aure glob storage with an aour SQL
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aure glob storage with an aour SQL
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aure glob storage with an aour SQL database for automated ETL
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database for automated ETL
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database for automated ETL processes you can also have data
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processes you can also have data
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processes you can also have data transformation which supports data
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transformation which supports data
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transformation which supports data mapping and transformation using
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mapping and transformation using
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mapping and transformation using build-in data
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build-in data
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build-in data operations like parsing Json converting
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operations like parsing Json converting
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operations like parsing Json converting formates from CSV to Json and more we
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formates from CSV to Json and more we
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formates from CSV to Json and more we have event driven workflows which
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have event driven workflows which
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have event driven workflows which responds to events from aor event grid
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responds to events from aor event grid
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responds to events from aor event grid aour service bus and other event sources
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aour service bus and other event sources
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aour service bus and other event sources enabling realtime processing and
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enabling realtime processing and
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enabling realtime processing and automation uh next we have own premises
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automation uh next we have own premises
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automation uh next we have own premises integration so own premises data Gateway
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integration so own premises data Gateway
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integration so own premises data Gateway allows secure integration with own
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allows secure integration with own
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allows secure integration with own premises data and services for example
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premises data and services for example
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premises data and services for example you have your own application or you
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you have your own application or you
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you have your own application or you have your own SQL Server database and
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have your own SQL Server database and
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have your own SQL Server database and you want to communicate with that so you
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you want to communicate with that so you
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you want to communicate with that so you can use on premises data Gateway for uh
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can use on premises data Gateway for uh
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can use on premises data Gateway for uh that hybrid integration
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that hybrid integration
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that hybrid integration scenarios we also have hybrid
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scenarios we also have hybrid
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scenarios we also have hybrid connectivity which faciliates workflows
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connectivity which faciliates workflows
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connectivity which faciliates workflows that span both on premises and Cloud
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that span both on premises and Cloud
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that span both on premises and Cloud environments supporting scenarios like
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environments supporting scenarios like
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environments supporting scenarios like data synchronizations and file
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data synchronizations and file
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data synchronizations and file transfers and at the end we have API
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transfers and at the end we have API
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transfers and at the end we have API management
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management
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management integration so using apis connector you
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integration so using apis connector you
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integration so using apis connector you can customize uh apis or as your API
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can customize uh apis or as your API
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can customize uh apis or as your API management end points which can be used
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management end points which can be used
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management end points which can be used used as connectors uh enabling custom
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used as connectors uh enabling custom
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used as connectors uh enabling custom business logic and extending
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business logic and extending
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business logic and extending functionality uh you can also use
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functionality uh you can also use
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functionality uh you can also use managed API Gateway which provides a
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managed API Gateway which provides a
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managed API Gateway which provides a secure scalable and manageable API
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secure scalable and manageable API
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secure scalable and manageable API Gateway for uh exposing apis which can
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Gateway for uh exposing apis which can
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Gateway for uh exposing apis which can be integrated into logic apps
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workflows and uh we have few use
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workflows and uh we have few use
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workflows and uh we have few use cases for a logic apps for example you
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cases for a logic apps for example you
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cases for a logic apps for example you uh can automating business process such
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uh can automating business process such
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uh can automating business process such as order processing and approval
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as order processing and approval
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as order processing and approval workflows uh so you can create uh as
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workflows uh so you can create uh as
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workflows uh so you can create uh as your business logic app uh which can
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your business logic app uh which can
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your business logic app uh which can trigger whenever a new order is received
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trigger whenever a new order is received
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trigger whenever a new order is received in a database or using any uh any
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in a database or using any uh any
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in a database or using any uh any message broker service and then it can
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message broker service and then it can
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message broker service and then it can process and approve uh workflows by
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process and approve uh workflows by
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process and approve uh workflows by checking whether uh the stock is
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checking whether uh the stock is
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checking whether uh the stock is available or not so you can uh make this
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available or not so you can uh make this
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available or not so you can uh make this custom workflow
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custom workflow
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custom workflow uh then you can also have integration
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uh then you can also have integration
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uh then you can also have integration with different system and services like
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with different system and services like
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with different system and services like CRM Erp databases and cloud
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CRM Erp databases and cloud
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CRM Erp databases and cloud services uh so there are a lot of
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services uh so there are a lot of
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services uh so there are a lot of scenarios which are possible using aor
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scenarios which are possible using aor
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scenarios which are possible using aor logic apps you can also uh send
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logic apps you can also uh send
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logic apps you can also uh send notification and alerts based on
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notification and alerts based on
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notification and alerts based on specific triggers or events uh so in
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specific triggers or events uh so in
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specific triggers or events uh so in today episode we will also have a
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today episode we will also have a
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today episode we will also have a Hands-On demo uh BAS basically for
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Hands-On demo uh BAS basically for
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Hands-On demo uh BAS basically for getting or receiving an HTTP request and
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getting or receiving an HTTP request and
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getting or receiving an HTTP request and send then sending an email to the
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send then sending an email to the
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send then sending an email to the customer okay uh so in handsone demo
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customer okay uh so in handsone demo
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customer okay uh so in handsone demo first of all I will create an Azure
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first of all I will create an Azure
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first of all I will create an Azure logic app using Azure portal uh then we
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logic app using Azure portal uh then we
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logic app using Azure portal uh then we will uh start building uh then we will
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will uh start building uh then we will
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will uh start building uh then we will start using a buildin template I will
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start using a buildin template I will
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start using a buildin template I will show you how many buildin templates are
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show you how many buildin templates are
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show you how many buildin templates are available for aure workflows you can
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available for aure workflows you can
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available for aure workflows you can also create your custom uh flows using
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also create your custom uh flows using
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also create your custom uh flows using visual designer or code and at the end
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visual designer or code and at the end
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visual designer or code and at the end we will run the logic
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we will run the logic
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we will run the logic app so let's start this let me share my
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screen okay so hopefully you guys uh can
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screen okay so hopefully you guys uh can
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screen okay so hopefully you guys uh can see my screen uh if you guys don't have
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see my screen uh if you guys don't have
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see my screen uh if you guys don't have an account with Azure you can sign up
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an account with Azure you can sign up
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an account with Azure you can sign up with trial account or you can sign up
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with trial account or you can sign up
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with trial account or you can sign up with student account if you already have
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with student account if you already have
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with student account if you already have an account uh please log in your account
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an account uh please log in your account
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an account uh please log in your account and go to home screen okay so first of
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and go to home screen okay so first of
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and go to home screen okay so first of all I need to uh create a resource and
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all I need to uh create a resource and
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all I need to uh create a resource and this resource is uh related to aure
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this resource is uh related to aure
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this resource is uh related to aure logic apps uh so I will search it from
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logic apps uh so I will search it from
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logic apps uh so I will search it from here I recently have created this and
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here I recently have created this and
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here I recently have created this and here it is logic
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here it is logic
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here it is logic apps so click on this logic apps uh
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apps so click on this logic apps uh
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apps so click on this logic apps uh first of all aor is asking me for a
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first of all aor is asking me for a
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first of all aor is asking me for a hosting
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hosting
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hosting option uh so there are different hosting
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option uh so there are different hosting
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option uh so there are different hosting options available which determine the
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options available which determine the
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options available which determine the resource allocation scaling and pricing
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resource allocation scaling and pricing
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resource allocation scaling and pricing for your
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for your
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for your app we have uh three different types of
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app we have uh three different types of
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app we have uh three different types of uh hosting plans first one is
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uh hosting plans first one is
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uh hosting plans first one is consumption
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consumption
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consumption and the second two options uh comes
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and the second two options uh comes
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and the second two options uh comes under standard plan uh first of all in
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under standard plan uh first of all in
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under standard plan uh first of all in consumption plan we have shared
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consumption plan we have shared
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consumption plan we have shared Computing and networking is public cloud
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Computing and networking is public cloud
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Computing and networking is public cloud and pricing is Paypal
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and pricing is Paypal
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and pricing is Paypal operation and then inside standard we
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operation and then inside standard we
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operation and then inside standard we have two plans one is workflow service
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have two plans one is workflow service
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have two plans one is workflow service plan and the second is app service
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plan and the second is app service
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plan and the second is app service environment V3 and both of these plans
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environment V3 and both of these plans
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environment V3 and both of these plans are basically dedicated computer and
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are basically dedicated computer and
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are basically dedicated computer and they also provide virtual Network
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they also provide virtual Network
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they also provide virtual Network integration so if you are interested to
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integration so if you are interested to
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integration so if you are interested to uh if you are interested to communicate
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uh if you are interested to communicate
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uh if you are interested to communicate with your with your aor logic apps under
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with your with your aor logic apps under
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with your with your aor logic apps under a virtual Network or uh VPN then you
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a virtual Network or uh VPN then you
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a virtual Network or uh VPN then you have to use these standard workflows uh
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have to use these standard workflows uh
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have to use these standard workflows uh but for my demo purpose I will be using
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but for my demo purpose I will be using
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but for my demo purpose I will be using consumption plan uh so this is uh good
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consumption plan uh so this is uh good
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consumption plan uh so this is uh good for my use case so let's select this
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for my use case so let's select this
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for my use case so let's select this option okay uh now uh first of all for
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option okay uh now uh first of all for
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option okay uh now uh first of all for creating logic app I have to select a
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creating logic app I have to select a
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creating logic app I have to select a subscription which is pay as you go then
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subscription which is pay as you go then
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subscription which is pay as you go then I have to select the resource Group I
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I have to select the resource Group I
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I have to select the resource Group I will select AES this is the uh
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will select AES this is the uh
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will select AES this is the uh pre-created Resource Group that I have
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pre-created Resource Group that I have
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pre-created Resource Group that I have uh made then we need to Define logic app
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uh made then we need to Define logic app
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uh made then we need to Define logic app name uh so I can say
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name uh so I can say
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name uh so I can say that send email logic flow so this logic
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that send email logic flow so this logic
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that send email logic flow so this logic flow will be basically receiving an HTTP
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flow will be basically receiving an HTTP
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flow will be basically receiving an HTTP request and then sending an Outlook
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request and then sending an Outlook
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request and then sending an Outlook email to the
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email to the
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email to the customer and then we need to select the
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customer and then we need to select the
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customer and then we need to select the region uh so basically this region drop
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region uh so basically this region drop
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region uh so basically this region drop on will Define in which region you want
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on will Define in which region you want
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on will Define in which region you want to host your aure logic app so you can
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to host your aure logic app so you can
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to host your aure logic app so you can select any of them uh for example I will
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select any of them uh for example I will
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select any of them uh for example I will Select East
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Select East
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Select East us and then you can enable log Analytics
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us and then you can enable log Analytics
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us and then you can enable log Analytics as I am not using standard plan so I
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as I am not using standard plan so I
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as I am not using standard plan so I cannot select unable log analytics for
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cannot select unable log analytics for
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cannot select unable log analytics for this plan but it's okay let's click on
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this plan but it's okay let's click on
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this plan but it's okay let's click on next here uh this is tag options
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next here uh this is tag options
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next here uh this is tag options basically tags are value name pairs that
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basically tags are value name pairs that
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basically tags are value name pairs that enable you to categorize your resources
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enable you to categorize your resources
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enable you to categorize your resources for example uh you are working with
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for example uh you are working with
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for example uh you are working with different projects and you want to tag
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different projects and you want to tag
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different projects and you want to tag your uh Services as your services
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your uh Services as your services
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your uh Services as your services according to project so you can specify
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according to project so you can specify
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according to project so you can specify here as like this so this is one option
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here as like this so this is one option
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here as like this so this is one option for categorizing your uh
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for categorizing your uh
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for categorizing your uh resources so let's click on view and
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resources so let's click on view and
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resources so let's click on view and create
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create
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create option and basically a your is showing
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option and basically a your is showing
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option and basically a your is showing me the summary for the operation which I
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me the summary for the operation which I
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me the summary for the operation which I am going to perform uh first of all uh
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am going to perform uh first of all uh
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am going to perform uh first of all uh this is a logic app then we have
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this is a logic app then we have
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this is a logic app then we have subscription details resource grou and
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subscription details resource grou and
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subscription details resource grou and then name of the logic app so let's
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then name of the logic app so let's
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then name of the logic app so let's click on create
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click on create
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click on create button so now basically aure is
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button so now basically aure is
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button so now basically aure is initializing the
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deployment and it will take few seconds
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deployment and it will take few seconds
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deployment and it will take few seconds to deploy as your logic app on
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to deploy as your logic app on
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to deploy as your logic app on server so we have to wait for
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server so we have to wait for
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server so we have to wait for this okay your deployment is
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this okay your deployment is
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this okay your deployment is complete so let's go to the
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resource okay so this is our uh logic
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resource okay so this is our uh logic
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resource okay so this is our uh logic app so here you can see that this is the
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app so here you can see that this is the
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app so here you can see that this is the overview Tab and inside this we have
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overview Tab and inside this we have
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overview Tab and inside this we have basic detail for our Azure logic app So
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basic detail for our Azure logic app So
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basic detail for our Azure logic app So currently if we see the definition of or
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currently if we see the definition of or
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currently if we see the definition of or aure logic app there is no triggers and
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aure logic app there is no triggers and
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aure logic app there is no triggers and actions and the logic app is enabled and
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actions and the logic app is enabled and
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actions and the logic app is enabled and the last 24 hours run history is zero So
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the last 24 hours run history is zero So
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the last 24 hours run history is zero So currently nothing have been run inside
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currently nothing have been run inside
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currently nothing have been run inside this
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so you can see that there are a little
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so you can see that there are a little
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so you can see that there are a little there are a lot of options available but
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there are a lot of options available but
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there are a lot of options available but we will click on get
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we will click on get
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we will click on get started
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so here we have three options first in
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so here we have three options first in
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so here we have three options first in edit in designer so by using this option
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edit in designer so by using this option
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edit in designer so by using this option Azure will open basically a view
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Azure will open basically a view
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Azure will open basically a view designer and inside this I can create my
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designer and inside this I can create my
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designer and inside this I can create my custom workflows
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custom workflows
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custom workflows we also have uh start from template
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we also have uh start from template
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we also have uh start from template option and we also have quick starts
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option and we also have quick starts
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option and we also have quick starts okay first of all I will check the
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okay first of all I will check the
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okay first of all I will check the available templates for Azure logic apps
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available templates for Azure logic apps
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available templates for Azure logic apps designer there are multiple apps uh
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designer there are multiple apps uh
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designer there are multiple apps uh there are multiple uh buildin logic
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there are multiple uh buildin logic
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there are multiple uh buildin logic flows available so let's do scroll
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flows available so let's do scroll
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flows available so let's do scroll down okay here are uh few common trigger
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down okay here are uh few common trigger
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down okay here are uh few common trigger which are showing here for example when
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which are showing here for example when
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which are showing here for example when a message is received in a service pass
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a message is received in a service pass
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a message is received in a service pass Cube so in this trigger when a new
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Cube so in this trigger when a new
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Cube so in this trigger when a new message will be received inside as your
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message will be received inside as your
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message will be received inside as your service bus queue then this workflow
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service bus queue then this workflow
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service bus queue then this workflow will be triggered these are basically
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will be triggered these are basically
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will be triggered these are basically all triggers uh then we have when a HTTP
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all triggers uh then we have when a HTTP
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all triggers uh then we have when a HTTP request is received you can also use
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request is received you can also use
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request is received you can also use this
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this
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this trigger when a new tweet is posted so
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trigger when a new tweet is posted so
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trigger when a new tweet is posted so you can also uh create
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you can also uh create
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you can also uh create this when a new tweet is created on
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this when a new tweet is created on
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this when a new tweet is created on Twitter and then you can perform any
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Twitter and then you can perform any
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Twitter and then you can perform any action based on that trigger we also
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action based on that trigger we also
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action based on that trigger we also have uh triggers for event grid
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have uh triggers for event grid
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have uh triggers for event grid resources we also have when a file is
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resources we also have when a file is
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resources we also have when a file is added to FTP server when a new email is
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added to FTP server when a new email is
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added to FTP server when a new email is received in
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received in
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received in outlook.com and we also have recurrence
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outlook.com and we also have recurrence
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outlook.com and we also have recurrence triggers recurrence triggers are
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triggers recurrence triggers are
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triggers recurrence triggers are basically uh schedules for example you
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basically uh schedules for example you
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basically uh schedules for example you can schedule a trigger which will be
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can schedule a trigger which will be
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can schedule a trigger which will be triggered after every uh 5 minutes so
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triggered after every uh 5 minutes so
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triggered after every uh 5 minutes so you can use any trigger from this then
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you can use any trigger from this then
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you can use any trigger from this then we have uh few
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we have uh few
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we have uh few templates uh for example we have delete
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templates uh for example we have delete
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templates uh for example we have delete old Azure blobs so this templates will
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old Azure blobs so this templates will
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old Azure blobs so this templates will delete uh old asure blobs we can specify
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delete uh old asure blobs we can specify
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delete uh old asure blobs we can specify a date and all the blobs which are uh
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a date and all the blobs which are uh
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a date and all the blobs which are uh older than that date that will be
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older than that date that will be
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older than that date that will be deleted so you can use this workflows
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deleted so you can use this workflows
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deleted so you can use this workflows for many use case is we also have HTTP
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for many use case is we also have HTTP
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for many use case is we also have HTTP request response so you can see that a
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request response so you can see that a
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request response so you can see that a lot
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lot
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lot of workflows are available here uh okay
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of workflows are available here uh okay
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of workflows are available here uh okay so let's start this from logic app
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designer so here you can see that a your
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designer so here you can see that a your
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designer so here you can see that a your opens uh logic app designer this is
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opens uh logic app designer this is
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opens uh logic app designer this is basically a view designer you can also
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basically a view designer you can also
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basically a view designer you can also view the code of this
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view the code of this
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view the code of this designer by clicking on logic app code
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designer by clicking on logic app code
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designer by clicking on logic app code view okay so you can see that this code
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view okay so you can see that this code
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view okay so you can see that this code is basically a Json uh file and here you
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is basically a Json uh file and here you
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is basically a Json uh file and here you can Define all the triggers all the
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can Define all the triggers all the
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can Define all the triggers all the actions and all the parameters which are
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actions and all the parameters which are
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actions and all the parameters which are required for actions and
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required for actions and
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required for actions and triggers so let's start this from logic
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triggers so let's start this from logic
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triggers so let's start this from logic app designer first of all I will add a
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app designer first of all I will add a
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app designer first of all I will add a trigger so basically trigger will my app
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trigger so basically trigger will my app
21:29
trigger so basically trigger will my app when to start running each workflow
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when to start running each workflow
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when to start running each workflow needs at least one trigger so basically
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needs at least one trigger so basically
21:35
needs at least one trigger so basically we need an entry point or a start point
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we need an entry point or a start point
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we need an entry point or a start point for our Azure logic apps so click on
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for our Azure logic apps so click on
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for our Azure logic apps so click on this add a
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this add a
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this add a trigger so here you can see that a lot
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trigger so here you can see that a lot
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trigger so here you can see that a lot of figur are
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available but let's select in app
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available but let's select in app
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available but let's select in app options so that I can see limited
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options so that I can see limited
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options so that I can see limited options which the triggers from uh a
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options which the triggers from uh a
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options which the triggers from uh a your okay so I will select
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your okay so I will select
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your okay so I will select request and this trigger is basically
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request and this trigger is basically
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request and this trigger is basically when a HTTP request is received so in
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when a HTTP request is received so in
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when a HTTP request is received so in start I want to set a trigger when HTTP
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start I want to set a trigger when HTTP
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start I want to set a trigger when HTTP request is made send an email so click
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request is made send an email so click
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request is made send an email so click on
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on
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on this okay so here you can see that there
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this okay so here you can see that there
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this okay so here you can see that there are few parameters for this trigger
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are few parameters for this trigger
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are few parameters for this trigger first of all URL so this UR L basically
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first of all URL so this UR L basically
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first of all URL so this UR L basically will be generated automatically on Save
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will be generated automatically on Save
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will be generated automatically on Save I don't have to specify
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I don't have to specify
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I don't have to specify this and then uh we can also have delete
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this and then uh we can also have delete
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this and then uh we can also have delete get patch post and put
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get patch post and put
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get patch post and put request so let's click on get options
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request so let's click on get options
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request so let's click on get options basically so that I can easily uh
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basically so that I can easily uh
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basically so that I can easily uh trigger this from my browser instead of
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trigger this from my browser instead of
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trigger this from my browser instead of using any HTTP request tool like Postman
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using any HTTP request tool like Postman
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using any HTTP request tool like Postman and then we have request body Json
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and then we have request body Json
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and then we have request body Json schema so inside this if you have a post
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schema so inside this if you have a post
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schema so inside this if you have a post request or Port request you can set a
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request or Port request you can set a
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request or Port request you can set a Json schema uh schema is uh basically uh
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Json schema uh schema is uh basically uh
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Json schema uh schema is uh basically uh tells uh which type of data in which
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tells uh which type of data in which
23:15
tells uh which type of data in which format will be received from the request
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format will be received from the request
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format will be received from the request so as I'm using uh get method so I don't
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so as I'm using uh get method so I don't
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so as I'm using uh get method so I don't need any request body Json schema we
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need any request body Json schema we
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need any request body Json schema we also have settings for our uh AO trigger
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also have settings for our uh AO trigger
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also have settings for our uh AO trigger we have schema validation so you can
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we have schema validation so you can
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we have schema validation so you can enable this schema validation and if the
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enable this schema validation and if the
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enable this schema validation and if the request body is not same as schema it
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request body is not same as schema it
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request body is not same as schema it will show HTTP 400 error we can also
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will show HTTP 400 error we can also
23:41
will show HTTP 400 error we can also have concurrency
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have concurrency
23:43
have concurrency control we also have networking options
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control we also have networking options
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control we also have networking options and Security Options so as we are only
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and Security Options so as we are only
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and Security Options so as we are only exploring the essentials of aor logic
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exploring the essentials of aor logic
23:53
exploring the essentials of aor logic app so uh we will create a very simple
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app so uh we will create a very simple
23:56
app so uh we will create a very simple scenario we also o have code view so
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scenario we also o have code view so
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scenario we also o have code view so here you can also change your trigger by
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here you can also change your trigger by
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here you can also change your trigger by using the code and then we have about
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using the code and then we have about
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using the code and then we have about section about this
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section about this
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section about this connector okay so uh let's save
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this okay my logic app designer have
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this okay my logic app designer have
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this okay my logic app designer have been saved and if I click on this again
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been saved and if I click on this again
24:23
been saved and if I click on this again you can see that an HTTP URL have been
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you can see that an HTTP URL have been
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you can see that an HTTP URL have been generated so so let's click on
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generated so so let's click on
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generated so so let's click on copy and I want to check whether my
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copy and I want to check whether my
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copy and I want to check whether my logic app is running or not so I can
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logic app is running or not so I can
24:37
logic app is running or not so I can click on run
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click on run
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click on run history okay so currently you can see
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history okay so currently you can see
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history okay so currently you can see that my run history uh is empty there is
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that my run history uh is empty there is
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that my run history uh is empty there is no runs so if I open a new tab paste the
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no runs so if I open a new tab paste the
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no runs so if I open a new tab paste the URL and click on
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enter okay so as this was an HTTP get
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enter okay so as this was an HTTP get
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enter okay so as this was an HTTP get request with without any response so you
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request with without any response so you
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request with without any response so you can see that this is uh showing okay in
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can see that this is uh showing okay in
25:03
can see that this is uh showing okay in my browser and if I comes here and
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my browser and if I comes here and
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my browser and if I comes here and refresh the Run history so you can see
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refresh the Run history so you can see
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refresh the Run history so you can see that the status is succeeded and the T
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that the status is succeeded and the T
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that the status is succeeded and the T the time it takes to complete the
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the time it takes to complete the
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the time it takes to complete the workflow was 144 milliseconds so if I
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workflow was 144 milliseconds so if I
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workflow was 144 milliseconds so if I click on
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this so now this will show me uh more
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this so now this will show me uh more
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this so now this will show me uh more details about the request
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details about the request
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details about the request if I click on
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if I click on
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if I click on this so this is showing me input
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this so this is showing me input
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this so this is showing me input parameters which was basically an get
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parameters which was basically an get
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parameters which was basically an get request this was the output of the
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request this was the output of the
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request this was the output of the request these were the
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request these were the
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request these were the properties so these are all
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properties so these are all
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properties so these are all settings okay uh now next step is this
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settings okay uh now next step is this
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settings okay uh now next step is this was basically a trigger for my uh aor
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was basically a trigger for my uh aor
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was basically a trigger for my uh aor logic app now next option is to create
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logic app now next option is to create
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logic app now next option is to create an action
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basically we want to insert a step which
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basically we want to insert a step which
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basically we want to insert a step which will tell what need to be done after
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will tell what need to be done after
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will tell what need to be done after this request is received so click on
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this request is received so click on
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this request is received so click on plus button and here we have add an
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plus button and here we have add an
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plus button and here we have add an action
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action
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action option so here you can add any action
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option so here you can add any action
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option so here you can add any action which will be performed on receiving an
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which will be performed on receiving an
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which will be performed on receiving an HTTP request so I want to send an
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HTTP request so I want to send an
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HTTP request so I want to send an Outlook email so I will search for
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Outlook email so I will search for
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Outlook email so I will search for Outlook
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Outlook
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Outlook so here you can see that different
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so here you can see that different
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so here you can see that different Outlook options are
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Outlook options are
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Outlook options are available first of all we have create
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available first of all we have create
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available first of all we have create contact create
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contact create
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contact create event send an email so you can perform
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event send an email so you can perform
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event send an email so you can perform any operation from this we also have uh
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any operation from this we also have uh
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any operation from this we also have uh Microsoft Office Office 365
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Microsoft Office Office 365
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Microsoft Office Office 365 Outlook and a lot of other options
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Outlook and a lot of other options
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Outlook and a lot of other options available so I will select send an email
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okay for sending an email basically I
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okay for sending an email basically I
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okay for sending an email basically I need to create a connection between uh
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need to create a connection between uh
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need to create a connection between uh my Outlook account and as your logic app
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my Outlook account and as your logic app
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my Outlook account and as your logic app so click on signing
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in okay so this is uh basically
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in okay so this is uh basically
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in okay so this is uh basically redirecting me to O of
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Microsoft I already have log in with the
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Microsoft I already have log in with the
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Microsoft I already have log in with the account so it doesn't take so much time
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account so it doesn't take so much time
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account so it doesn't take so much time so here you can see
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that if I goes to parameters first of
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that if I goes to parameters first of
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that if I goes to parameters first of all I need to specify to basically I
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all I need to specify to basically I
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all I need to specify to basically I need to specify the email where I want
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need to specify the email where I want
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need to specify the email where I want to send the email I have subject and
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to send the email I have subject and
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to send the email I have subject and then I have body uh so inside subject
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then I have body uh so inside subject
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then I have body uh so inside subject for example I want to send email to my
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for example I want to send email to my
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for example I want to send email to my own Gmail account
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own Gmail account
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own Gmail account so I will
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so I will
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so I will Sayan
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Sayan
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Sayan gmail.com and inside the subject I will
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gmail.com and inside the subject I will
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gmail.com and inside the subject I will say I will say sending email from a your
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say I will say sending email from a your
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say I will say sending email from a your logic apps
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logic apps
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logic apps action and inside body I can say hello
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action and inside body I can say hello
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action and inside body I can say hello what okay currently I'm not using any
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what okay currently I'm not using any
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what okay currently I'm not using any Dynamic body or any Dynamic codes to
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Dynamic body or any Dynamic codes to
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Dynamic body or any Dynamic codes to make it simple uh so let's click on save
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button okay now let's go to run
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button okay now let's go to run
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button okay now let's go to run history so you can see that currently
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history so you can see that currently
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history so you can see that currently only one run history is
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only one run history is
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only one run history is showing so let's come here click on
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showing so let's come here click on
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showing so let's come here click on refresh or select and enter again so
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refresh or select and enter again so
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refresh or select and enter again so that we can trigger our H we can trigger
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that we can trigger our H we can trigger
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that we can trigger our H we can trigger one as your logic app workflow again
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one as your logic app workflow again
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one as your logic app workflow again click on
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click on
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click on enter okay succeeded so let's refresh
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enter okay succeeded so let's refresh
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enter okay succeeded so let's refresh this So currently my aure workflow is
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running okay the operation have been
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running okay the operation have been
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running okay the operation have been completed so if I click on
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completed so if I click on
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completed so if I click on this so now you can see that this time
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this so now you can see that this time
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this so now you can see that this time it is showing me two things first of all
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it is showing me two things first of all
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it is showing me two things first of all HTTP request is received
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HTTP request is received
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HTTP request is received then send an email so here it is showing
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then send an email so here it is showing
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then send an email so here it is showing me an email was sent
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me an email was sent
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me an email was sent using Outlook so here is the body to
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subject and this operation was succeeded
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subject and this operation was succeeded
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subject and this operation was succeeded so now if I go to my Gmail
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so now if I go to my Gmail
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so now if I go to my Gmail account uh click on
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account uh click on
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account uh click on refresh okay so here you can see that I
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refresh okay so here you can see that I
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refresh okay so here you can see that I have received an email from my Outlook
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have received an email from my Outlook
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have received an email from my Outlook account and the subject of is sending
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account and the subject of is sending
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account and the subject of is sending email from AIC app section and the body
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email from AIC app section and the body
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email from AIC app section and the body is hello world so if I click on show
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is hello world so if I click on show
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is hello world so if I click on show details you can see that this email was
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details you can see that this email was
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details you can see that this email was uh received from my Outlook
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uh received from my Outlook
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uh received from my Outlook account so this is how you can uh figure
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account so this is how you can uh figure
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account so this is how you can uh figure an action whenever an HTTP request is
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an action whenever an HTTP request is
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an action whenever an HTTP request is received okay so let's
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received okay so let's
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received okay so let's add few more things inside our ASO logic
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add few more things inside our ASO logic
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add few more things inside our ASO logic app so there is an option to click
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app so there is an option to click
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app so there is an option to click another action so here you can see that
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another action so here you can see that
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another action so here you can see that there are two option we can create an
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there are two option we can create an
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there are two option we can create an action which will be uh running before
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action which will be uh running before
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action which will be uh running before sending an email and then we have an
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sending an email and then we have an
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sending an email and then we have an option add a parallel Branch so let's
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option add a parallel Branch so let's
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option add a parallel Branch so let's click on add a parallel blanch and
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click on add a parallel blanch and
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click on add a parallel blanch and inside
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inside
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inside this I want to
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okay so there are a lot of options we
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okay so there are a lot of options we
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okay so there are a lot of options we can perform for example let's see this
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for a your storage what actions are
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for a your storage what actions are
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for a your storage what actions are available for
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available for
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available for that so here you can see that for Azor
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that so here you can see that for Azor
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that so here you can see that for Azor file storage we have create file copy
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file storage we have create file copy
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file storage we have create file copy file delete file we also have for as
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file delete file we also have for as
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file delete file we also have for as your blob as your database for
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your blob as your database for
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your blob as your database for MySQL as your table storage as your
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MySQL as your table storage as your
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MySQL as your table storage as your logic apps so you can also uh trigger
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logic apps so you can also uh trigger
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logic apps so you can also uh trigger another logic app from this as well we
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another logic app from this as well we
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another logic app from this as well we also have as your open
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AI okay so
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AI okay so
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AI okay so uh you can select any option from
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uh you can select any option from
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uh you can select any option from this but let's make it simple because if
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this but let's make it simple because if
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this but let's make it simple because if I use any other I have to create them as
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I use any other I have to create them as
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I use any other I have to create them as well but let's check for
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well but let's check for
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well but let's check for Outlook what I can do so there is an
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Outlook what I can do so there is an
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Outlook what I can do so there is an option for create
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event okay so for example whenever a new
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event okay so for example whenever a new
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event okay so for example whenever a new HTTP request is received I want to uh I
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HTTP request is received I want to uh I
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HTTP request is received I want to uh I want to create a new event inside my
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want to create a new event inside my
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want to create a new event inside my calendar here I can give a subject start
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calendar here I can give a subject start
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calendar here I can give a subject start time end time for example I can say as
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time end time for example I can say as
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time end time for example I can say as your essential
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series appisode 12 and here I can uh
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series appisode 12 and here I can uh
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series appisode 12 and here I can uh give it a time for example I want
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to give it a UTC time
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why this is not
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saving let's
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here you can see that we also have
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here you can see that we also have
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here you can see that we also have Dynamic content option for example you
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Dynamic content option for example you
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Dynamic content option for example you can pause the data from body headers or
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can pause the data from body headers or
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can pause the data from body headers or ques as
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ques as
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ques as well but I'm not interested for that or
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well but I'm not interested for that or
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well but I'm not interested for that or now okay so the option is hiding behind
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now okay so the option is hiding behind
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now okay so the option is hiding behind this so click on
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this so click on
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this so click on ADD and here is the end time
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so I can say that uh add time will be 1
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hour so the new uh event will be created
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hour so the new uh event will be created
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hour so the new uh event will be created with UTC now time and the ending time
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with UTC now time and the ending time
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with UTC now time and the ending time will be plus one
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will be plus one
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will be plus one hour
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hour
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hour okay so everything is okay let's click
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okay so everything is okay let's click
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okay so everything is okay let's click on Save
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currently it is giving me an error the
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currently it is giving me an error the
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currently it is giving me an error the template validation
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failed so it is giving me an error for
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failed so it is giving me an error for
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failed so it is giving me an error for UTC now.
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UTC now.
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UTC now. adds so let's addit it again
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let's remove the existing one save it
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let's remove the existing one save it
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let's remove the existing one save it again again this is giving me an
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again again this is giving me an
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again again this is giving me an error okay so basically I am uh making
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error okay so basically I am uh making
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error okay so basically I am uh making mistake in
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mistake in
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mistake in parentheses let's give it the same time
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parentheses let's give it the same time
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parentheses let's give it the same time for now click on ADD button and click on
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Save hit the HTTP URL
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Save hit the HTTP URL
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Save hit the HTTP URL again okay let's go to run
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again okay let's go to run
35:33
again okay let's go to run history okay now this time it takes only
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history okay now this time it takes only
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history okay now this time it takes only 3
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seconds okay so you can see that all two
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seconds okay so you can see that all two
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seconds okay so you can see that all two uh operations have been completed if I
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uh operations have been completed if I
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uh operations have been completed if I click on create
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click on create
35:51
click on create event so this is showing me event have
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event so this is showing me event have
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event so this is showing me event have been created
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so here inside body you can see that I
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so here inside body you can see that I
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so here inside body you can see that I have received different options first of
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have received different options first of
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have received different options first of all subject start time end time and this
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all subject start time end time and this
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all subject start time end time and this is a free show there is no
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is a free show there is no
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is a free show there is no Regence we also have ID of the
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show so we have all the details which
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show so we have all the details which
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show so we have all the details which have been inside the
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okay so let me check so there is a new
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okay so let me check so there is a new
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okay so let me check so there is a new email that I have
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received now I can check uh
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received now I can check uh
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received now I can check uh the my
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Outlook basically I want to verify
36:49
Outlook basically I want to verify
36:49
Outlook basically I want to verify whether uh the new
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whether uh the new
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whether uh the new calender event have been created or not
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okay so if I click on
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okay so if I click on
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okay so if I click on calendar so here you can see
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calendar so here you can see
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calendar so here you can see that an event have been created this
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that an event have been created this
37:11
that an event have been created this event name is aor essential series
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event name is aor essential series
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event name is aor essential series episode 12 start and end time is same so
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episode 12 start and end time is same so
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episode 12 start and end time is same so let's delete
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let's delete
37:18
let's delete this okay so you can see that using as
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this okay so you can see that using as
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this okay so you can see that using as your logic apps how easily you can
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your logic apps how easily you can
37:28
your logic apps how easily you can create custom workflows according to
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create custom workflows according to
37:30
create custom workflows according to your
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your
37:32
your requirements uh we have uh few other
37:35
requirements uh we have uh few other
37:35
requirements uh we have uh few other options available here if I go to logic
37:38
options available here if I go to logic
37:38
options available here if I go to logic apps code view to show you how currently
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apps code view to show you how currently
37:42
apps code view to show you how currently it is
37:43
it is
37:43
it is looking okay so you can see that first
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looking okay so you can see that first
37:45
looking okay so you can see that first of all we have actions and there are two
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of all we have actions and there are two
37:48
of all we have actions and there are two actions available create event send an
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actions available create event send an
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actions available create event send an email and each action have his own
37:54
email and each action have his own
37:54
email and each action have his own inputs and types we also have uh
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inputs and types we also have uh
37:59
inputs and types we also have uh triggers here you can see that when an
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triggers here you can see that when an
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triggers here you can see that when an HTTP trigger is received and at the end
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HTTP trigger is received and at the end
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HTTP trigger is received and at the end we have connectors so these are
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we have connectors so these are
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we have connectors so these are basically connectors which connect a
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basically connectors which connect a
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basically connectors which connect a your logic apps with other Microsoft
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your logic apps with other Microsoft
38:11
your logic apps with other Microsoft services or any custom
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services or any custom
38:14
services or any custom Services okay so we have few other tabs
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Services okay so we have few other tabs
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Services okay so we have few other tabs let's explore them here are the variant
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let's explore them here are the variant
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let's explore them here are the variant of AO logic app whenever you will save a
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of AO logic app whenever you will save a
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of AO logic app whenever you will save a new aor logic app a Varan will be
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new aor logic app a Varan will be
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new aor logic app a Varan will be created and you can access the old
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created and you can access the old
38:30
created and you can access the old verion from
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verion from
38:33
verion from here so here you can see designer and
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here so here you can see designer and
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here so here you can see designer and view code of old variant so you can
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view code of old variant so you can
38:39
view code of old variant so you can track what have been changed inside your
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track what have been changed inside your
38:41
track what have been changed inside your resure workflow and what's going on we
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resure workflow and what's going on we
38:45
resure workflow and what's going on we also have API connectors this basically
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also have API connectors this basically
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also have API connectors this basically shows which API connections are
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shows which API connections are
38:50
shows which API connections are associated with the logic app So
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associated with the logic app So
38:53
associated with the logic app So currently I only have connected with
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currently I only have connected with
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currently I only have connected with Outlook so only one API connection is
38:59
Outlook so only one API connection is
38:59
Outlook so only one API connection is showing here which is out so if I click
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showing here which is out so if I click
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showing here which is out so if I click on this API connection this will show me
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on this API connection this will show me
39:04
on this API connection this will show me all the
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all the
39:06
all the details for my Outlook
39:11
connection we have also workflow
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settings it's taking a little bit
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settings it's taking a little bit
39:24
settings it's taking a little bit time okay so here you can see that we
39:27
time okay so here you can see that we
39:27
time okay so here you can see that we can allow input inbound IP addresses so
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can allow input inbound IP addresses so
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can allow input inbound IP addresses so I can specify which IP address can
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I can specify which IP address can
39:35
I can specify which IP address can trigger my app currently any IP can
39:38
trigger my app currently any IP can
39:38
trigger my app currently any IP can access it but you can specify a specific
39:41
access it but you can specify a specific
39:41
access it but you can specify a specific range of ips or the IP address which can
39:44
range of ips or the IP address which can
39:44
range of ips or the IP address which can trigger your
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trigger your
39:46
trigger your application we can also have integration
39:49
application we can also have integration
39:49
application we can also have integration account setting so these are different
39:52
account setting so these are different
39:52
account setting so these are different options available for this uh there are
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options available for this uh there are
39:56
options available for this uh there are another op option for setting retention
39:59
another op option for setting retention
39:59
another op option for setting retention days so currently I have set the
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days so currently I have set the
40:02
days so currently I have set the retention days
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retention days
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retention days default but if you want to select a
40:07
default but if you want to select a
40:07
default but if you want to select a custom days for example how many days
40:09
custom days for example how many days
40:09
custom days for example how many days you want to save your run history so you
40:13
you want to save your run history so you
40:13
you want to save your run history so you can save it
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can save it
40:16
can save it from from 7 days to 1 year which is
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from from 7 days to 1 year which is
40:20
from from 7 days to 1 year which is basically 365
40:22
basically 365
40:22
basically 365 days okay we also have authorization
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days okay we also have authorization
40:26
days okay we also have authorization option and in side authorization you can
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option and in side authorization you can
40:28
option and in side authorization you can add active directory policies for
40:32
add active directory policies for
40:32
add active directory policies for communicating with AO logic apps we also
40:34
communicating with AO logic apps we also
40:34
communicating with AO logic apps we also have access keys so here you can
40:37
have access keys so here you can
40:37
have access keys so here you can generate access fees for communicating
40:40
generate access fees for communicating
40:40
generate access fees for communicating with Azor logic apps using Azor logic
40:43
with Azor logic apps using Azor logic
40:43
with Azor logic apps using Azor logic apps apis so these are different options
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apps apis so these are different options
40:47
apps apis so these are different options available and inside monitoring we have
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available and inside monitoring we have
40:50
available and inside monitoring we have alert
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alert
40:51
alert options so as we are using uh
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options so as we are using uh
40:55
options so as we are using uh consumption plan for our AO log app so
40:57
consumption plan for our AO log app so
40:57
consumption plan for our AO log app so you can create an alert for example when
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you can create an alert for example when
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you can create an alert for example when uh when there is any specific thing
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uh when there is any specific thing
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uh when there is any specific thing coming for example uh the CPU is taking
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coming for example uh the CPU is taking
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coming for example uh the CPU is taking too much time you can create an alert
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too much time you can create an alert
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too much time you can create an alert for this we have Matrix and we have logs
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for this we have Matrix and we have logs
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for this we have Matrix and we have logs as well for as your logic apps uh so a
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as well for as your logic apps uh so a
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as well for as your logic apps uh so a lot of options available you can uh you
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lot of options available you can uh you
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lot of options available you can uh you can explore them uh by uh playing with
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can explore them uh by uh playing with
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can explore them uh by uh playing with them so this is the best thing to learn
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them so this is the best thing to learn
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them so this is the best thing to learn about these things so if I click on
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about these things so if I click on
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about these things so if I click on logs
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logs
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logs so here inside logs uh currently no
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so here inside logs uh currently no
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so here inside logs uh currently no tables are showing because I have not
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tables are showing because I have not
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tables are showing because I have not enabled these logs for my AO logic apps
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enabled these logs for my AO logic apps
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enabled these logs for my AO logic apps uh this is only available for standard
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uh this is only available for standard
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uh this is only available for standard option uh so you can see the logs if any
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option uh so you can see the logs if any
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option uh so you can see the logs if any error is coming while running your uh as
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error is coming while running your uh as
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error is coming while running your uh as your logic workflow then uh that will be
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your logic workflow then uh that will be
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your logic workflow then uh that will be showing here and you can diagnose your
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showing here and you can diagnose your
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showing here and you can diagnose your application
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okay uh so this was hands-on experience
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okay uh so this was hands-on experience
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okay uh so this was hands-on experience for creating as your uh
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workflows we have first of all we have
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workflows we have first of all we have
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workflows we have first of all we have created a z logic app we have also
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created a z logic app we have also
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created a z logic app we have also explored building templates and then we
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explored building templates and then we
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explored building templates and then we have created a custom workflow uh which
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have created a custom workflow uh which
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have created a custom workflow uh which was basically getting an HTTP request
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was basically getting an HTTP request
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was basically getting an HTTP request and then sending an email and creating
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and then sending an email and creating
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and then sending an email and creating an event or uh as on Microsoft
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an event or uh as on Microsoft
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an event or uh as on Microsoft Outlook so in next episode which is
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Outlook so in next episode which is
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Outlook so in next episode which is basically 13 of azure essential series
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basically 13 of azure essential series
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basically 13 of azure essential series we will explore Azure notification hubs
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we will explore Azure notification hubs
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we will explore Azure notification hubs a powerful tool for sending push
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a powerful tool for sending push
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a powerful tool for sending push notifications to million of users across
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notifications to million of users across
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notifications to million of users across multiple platforms and in this episode
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multiple platforms and in this episode
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multiple platforms and in this episode we will guide you through setting up and
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we will guide you through setting up and
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we will guide you through setting up and managing notification hubs integrating
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managing notification hubs integrating
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managing notification hubs integrating with your application and optimizing
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with your application and optimizing
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with your application and optimizing your notification delivery strategies
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your notification delivery strategies
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your notification delivery strategies and this one is perfect for mobile app
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and this one is perfect for mobile app
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and this one is perfect for mobile app developers backend developers and
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developers backend developers and
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developers backend developers and solution Architects which are aiming to
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solution Architects which are aiming to
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solution Architects which are aiming to enhance their engagement through timely
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see you in next episode have a good day
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see you in next episode have a good day bye-bye
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