Azure Logic app

Steps

Identifying business requirements for the Azure Logic app

Identifying business requirements for the Azure Logic app: Understanding the business use case and the problem the Logic app will solve.

Planning the architecture and infrastructure for the Azure Logic app

Planning the architecture and infrastructure for the Azure Logic app: Creating a plan for the Logic app's infrastructure requirements and designing the architecture for the app.

Designing the Logic app workflow and deciding on the triggers and actions

Designing the Logic app workflow and deciding on the triggers and actions: Defining the workflow for the Logic app, selecting the triggers and actions to be performed.

Selecting the appropriate connectors for integrating with external systems

Selecting the appropriate connectors for integrating with external systems: Choosing the right connectors to integrate the Logic app with external systems.

Developing and testing the Logic app workflows

Developing and testing the Logic app workflows: Writing and testing the Logic app workflows, ensuring they meet the requirements and are working as intended.

Implementing continuous integration to automate code builds and ensure code quality

Implementing continuous integration to automate code builds and ensure code quality: Setting up a CI process to automate the build and testing of the Logic app code.

Creating a CD pipeline for deploying the Logic app to production

Creating a CD pipeline for deploying the Logic app to production: Building and testing a CD pipeline to deploy the Logic app to production, ensuring a smooth and reliable deployment.

Configuring and monitoring the Logic app for optimal performance and reliability.

Configuring and monitoring the Logic app for optimal performance and reliability: Fine-tuning the Logic app's performance, monitoring it for errors or issues, and making necessary adjustments to ensure optimal performance and reliability.