Deploy logic apps and api connection with arm

1. How do I deploy logic apps?
2. How do I call API from logic app?
3. What are the disadvantages of Azure logic apps?
4. How do you deploy logic apps between environments?
5. How do I setup an API connection?
6. What is the difference between ARM template and blueprint?
7. How do I deploy to app Services?
8. Can you run logic apps locally?
9. What are the different methods of deploying apps?

How do I deploy logic apps?

To automatically deploy a logic app template to Azure, you can choose the following Deploy to Azure button, which signs you in to the Azure portal and prompts you for information about your logic app. You can then make any necessary changes to the logic app template or parameters.

How do I call API from logic app?

Before you can call your custom API from a logic app workflow, deploy your API as a web app or API app to Azure App Service. To make your Swagger document readable by your workflow, set the API definition properties and turn on cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) for your web app or API app.

What are the disadvantages of Azure logic apps?

Drawbacks of Azure Logic Apps

The designer used to configure the actions should be improved. Business processes are difficult to visualize using the app. It needs more alerting capabilities. Workflows are complex to configure.

How do you deploy logic apps between environments?

In the Portal, you could choose your Logic App, and in the left pane under settings choose export template, and subsequently click Deploy. A new pane will appear, and now you can choose another subscription (in case you isolate each environment), resource group, and location.

How do I setup an API connection?

To connect to an API from the APIs tab, click the API and then click the Connect button to enter the account information. Note: To successfully connect to an API, its API definition must meet a set of OpenAPI requirements.

What is the difference between ARM template and blueprint?

A Template is the basic model from which each Server gets created. A Blueprint is a saved workflow that can be defined and re-played at any time on the platform. Package is an invoked piece of software, uploaded to the cloud platform, which customizes a Server Template.

How do I deploy to app Services?

Navigate to your app in the Azure portal and select Deployment Center under Deployment. Follow the instructions to select your repository and branch. This will configure a DevOps build and release pipeline to automatically build, tag, and deploy your container when new commits are pushed to your selected branch.

Can you run logic apps locally?

You can locally create, run, and test workflows using the Visual Studio Code development environment. When you're ready, you can deploy your logic app to Azure where your workflow can run in the single-tenant Azure Logic Apps environment or in an App Service Environment v3 (Windows-based App Service plans only).

What are the different methods of deploying apps?

You can consider multiple deployment strategies and variations for rolling out new versions of software in a continuous delivery process. This section discusses the most common deployment methods: all at once (deploy in place), rolling, immutable, and blue/green.