1. Kevin Lam / Jeff Hollan Powerful Integration and Workflow Automation
Principal Program Manager / Program Manager (Azure), Microsoft
Powerful Integration and Workflow Automation

2. Agenda Modernization of Integration API Connections Architecture
Definition Language
Management
Demo

3. Vision Democratize Integration iPaaS Leader Rich Ecosystem
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Democratize
Integration
Vision
iPaaS
Leader
Rich
Ecosystem
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4. Connect and automate common tasks with Logic Apps
9/22/2018
Connect and automate common tasks with Logic Apps
Use simple, intuitive tools
Create crucial, reliable tasks without coding
Integrate your mobile and web-based apps
Connect existing apps to SaaS services
BizTalk APIs for expert integration scenarios
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

5. API Connectors

6. Cloud APIs and Platform Functionality
Build 2015
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Cloud APIs and Platform Functionality
Dozens of built-in Connectors
Hosted and Managed within the platform
Scales to meet your needs
First class designer experience
Rapid development
Managed CONNECTORS
API Connections
Authenticate once and re-use
Differentiate connection configuration
Simple to deploy
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7. Out of Box Connectors SaaS Protocols Azure Blob Trello
Azure Service Bus
Twilio
Bing Search
Twitter
Box
Wunderlist
Dropbox
Yammer
Dynamics CRM Online
GitHub
MailChimp
Office 365 Outlook
Office 365 Users
Office 365 Video
OneDrive
OneDrive for Business
Project Online
Salesforce
SendGrid
SharePoint Online
Slack
SQL Azure
Protocols
HTTP, HTTPS
HTTP Webhook
FTP, SFTP
SMTP
Delay
Workflow
RSS

8. Upcoming Connectors SaaS Hybrid BizTalk Messaging & B2B Instagram
Outlook.com
User Voice
ZenDesk
Google Mail
Lithium
Stripe
Bing Search
Mandrill
SQL Server
IBM DB2
Oracle DB
File
SharePoint Server
Informix
Websphere MQ
SAP
Oracle EBS
CICS
BizTalk Messaging & B2B
Validate
Transform (+Mapper)
Convert (XML-FF)
X12
EDIFACT
AS2
Party resolution

9. Custom APIs, Code and Componentization
Host custom web services
Utilize the power of App Services
Auto-discovery
First-class designer experience
API Apps
Extend Logic Apps capabilities with custom code
Auto-discovery of your Azure Functions
Create Azure Functions inline
Azure Functions
Componentize logic across workflows for re-use
Auto-discovery of Workflows in subscription
Built in long running asynchronous support
Secure using RBAC
Nested Workflows

10. Connecting to other services
Declaratively reference external APIs
HTTP + Swagger
Connect to any RESTful service
Direct HTTP REST
Subscribe to external service’s events using a webhook
HTTP Webhook

11. Triggering a Logic App instance
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Triggering a Logic App instance
Recurring schedule
Polling an API
HTTP POST Request
Webhook subscription
Manual - makes the Logic app an endpoint for you call
Recurrence - a simple trigger that fires based on a schedule
HTTP - polling an HTTP web endpoint. The HTTP endpoint must conform to a specific triggering contract - either by using a 202-async pattern, or by returning an array
ApiConnection - polling like HTTP, however, takes advantage of the Microsoft managed APIs
HTTPWebhook - opens an endpoint like Manual, but will also call out to the specified URL to register and unregister
ApiConnectionWebhook - like HTTPWebhook, but taking advantage of the Microsoft managed APIs
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12. Architecture

13. Architectural Overview
/{id}/triggers/manual/run?api-version= preview$sp={key}
Architectural Overview
ARM
Mgmnt Plane
Logic App
Resource Provider
Run invocation
Input/Output access
Resource CRUD
Definition validation
Tracking info
Data Plane
Jobs
Queue
Run
Data
Inputs / Outputs
Instance activation
Action scheduling
Built-in action and expression execution
Connector invocation
Execution Engine
Fixed IPs
HTTP
Workflow
Wait
Response
Expressions
Resource Provider:
Front end of the service that manages the Logic namespace and the resources within and web requests to the service.
There are two surface planes, the management plane and the data plane
The management plane provides resource CRUD, validates workflow definitions and provides access to workflow instance tracking information
The data plane provides a secure endpoint that can be used to invoke or callback a workflow instance. It also provides access to action input and output messages.
The back end of the services is the execution engine
Connector Host
Connection management
Connector execution
Fixed IPs
FTP
SPO
Twitter
Facebook
MailChimp
Salesforce
O365
OneDrive
DropBox
SQL
Storage Blob …

14. Deployed in all regions
At GA Logic Apps is in every Azure region providing proximity to the other Azure resources you connect to and to the external clients and services.

15. Logic Apps Designer
in Visual Studio

24. Workflow Definition Language

25. Control flow
Response
For Each
Split On
Do Until
Conditions

26. Control flow Scope – Collection of Actions For Each Do Until
Conditions
Switch

27. Built-in Workflow Definition Functions
@if(<expression>, <true>, <false>)
@xml(<string/object>)
@xpath(<xml>, <xpath>)
@json/base64/binary/datauri/string()
@result(<scope>, <status>)

28. Management

29. Debugging and History Trigger history shows polling results
Run history shows details for each logic app run
Run statistics
Action execution log
All of the inputs to the action
All of the outputs from the action
Status and errors
All accessible via Portal, API, SDK
Azure

30. Azure Diagnostics and Tracked Properties
Enable Diagnostics for Workflow Run and Tracked Properties
Integrate with Operations Management Suite and Azure Event Hub
Centralize telemetry and tracking across solutions and technologies

31. Demo: Logic App

32. Reach Out / Reach In @logicappsio http://aka.ms/logicappsblog
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