Introducing the Logic Apps Preview runtime
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Introducing the Logic Apps Preview runtime

Following hot off the heels of my recent blog post introducing Logic Apps and how I use the technology on cloudwithchris.com, I thought it made sense for the second post to continue the Logic Apps theme. This time, we'll be focusing on Logic Apps preview (sometimes referred to as Logic Apps v2) - the evolution of Logic Apps. Typically when you deploy Logic Apps, you deploy it as a multi-tenanted service. There are some benefits to that, including the serverless capability, so being able to pay per execution rather than an overall infrastructure cost. But what if cost is less of a requirement for you? What if you care more about portability, greater performance, and ultimately control over your environment?

If those are more along the lines of your requirements, then you may want to investigate the Logic Apps preview. The Logic Apps preview builds upon the Azure Functions extensibility model. Yes, you read that right - Azure Logic Apps is effectively building on top of Azure Functions. Why should you care? Anywhere that Azure Functions can run, then Logic Apps can run.

Continue reading the rest of the article on my blog post at cloudwithchris.com.

Matthew Fortunka

Helping developers deliver solutions on Microsoft Azure | Senior Software Engineer @ Microsoft

3 年

Did some playing with creating custom connectors for this, makes it very powerful!

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