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Azure Logic Apps

Azure Logic Apps is Microsoft's managed cloud service for designing and running automated workflows that integrate applications, services, data, and events.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Microsoft Azure in Action

Azure Logic Apps is a managed Azure service for designing and running workflows that integrate applications, data, and services through triggers and operations.

How it is used
Coordinates event-driven data handoffs between Azure and third-party services, including collecting emailed images for Blob Storage.
How deep it goes
Works through portal creation, connector configuration, field mapping, and testing; leaves Standard hosting variants largely unexplored.
Examples
Uses an Outlook attachment-to-blob workflow and a blob-content-to-X posting workflow.
What you can do after
Build it from scratch in the Azure portal, then test a run and verify its output in Blob Storage.

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Azure Security

Azure Logic Apps is an Azure service for designing and running automated workflows that integrate applications, services, and data sources.

How it is used
Automates Defender for Cloud responses to security alerts, recommendations, and regulatory compliance conditions.
How deep it goes
Covers low-code workflow integration and portal configuration, without detailing individual workflow implementation internals.
Examples
Demonstrates blocking IP addresses after suspected SSH brute-force attacks against virtual machines.
What you can do after
Operate Defender for Cloud workflow automation to trigger customizable Logic App responses to detected threats.

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