Module 1: Introduction to Logic Apps and Cloud-Based Integration
- Microsoft Integration Platform Vision
- Logic App Technology Primer
- Building a Simple Logic App
Module 2: Setting Up an Azure App Service Development Environment
- Components of Hybrid Integrations
- Setting Up a Development Environment
Module 3: Introduction to Logic Apps
- Logic App Fundamentals
- Anatomy of a Logic App
- Intro to Logic Apps Expressions
- Manual Testing and Troubleshooting
Module 4: Using Azure Resource Groups as an Application Lifecycle Container
- Resource Groups Fundamentals
- Working with Resource Groups
- Managing Resource Deployments Using Team Foundation Server
Module 5: Advanced Logic Apps
- Conditional Execution
- Calling External Logic
- Exception Handling
- Looping Through Data
- Tracking
Module 6: Building Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) Apps Using Azure App Service
- EAI Concepts
- Implement VETERO Using Logic Apps
- Enabling Hybrid Integrations
- Introducing the Enterprise Integration Pack
Module 7: Creating Schemas
- Introduction to Schemas
- Creating XML Schemas
- Schemas for Non-XML Messages
- Introduction to Logic Apps and Cloud-Based Integration
- Microsoft Integration Platform Vision
- Logic App Technology Primer
- Building a Simple Logic Apps
Module 8: Mapping Data Using Transforms
- Introduction to Maps
- Manipulating Data Using Functoids
- Getting the Most out of the Mapper
Module 9: Introduction to Microsoft Azure Service Bus
- What Is Service Bus?
- Working with Queues
- How Service Bus Handles Failures
Module 10: Implementing a Publish/Subscribe Model Using Service Bus
- Theory of Topics and Subscriptions
- Interacting with Topics and Subscriptions Programmatically
Module 11: Architecting Cloud Integration Solutions
- Reviewing Core Technologies
- Workshop: Full Day Workshop
- Lab 11A: Building EAI Apps Using Azure App Service
- Lab 11B: Advanced Apps with Azure App Service
- Lab 11C: Building Request/Response Logic Apps
Module 12: Building Custom API Apps
- Anatomy of an API App
- Fundamentals of Web API
- Hello API App World
- Debugging API Apps
- Creating Deployment Templates for Custom APIs
Module 13: Building Custom Triggers
- Concepts of Triggers
- Creating Polling Triggers
This course is designed for experienced .NET developers with a strong desire to learn about Microsoft’s new Integration options using Azure Logic Apps.
Attendees should be proficient with C# and have some familiarity with ASP.NET, MVC, and Web API.
At the completion of this course, attendees will be able to:
- Manage the Application Lifecycle using Azure Resource Groups
- Create Azure resources using the Azure Resource Manager and Azure Portal
- Connect to on-premises systems using the on-premises data gateway
- Create schemas for Azure API Apps
- Build maps for the BizTalk Transform Service API App
- Manage Enterprise Integration Pack assets using an Integration Account
- Interact with Azure Service Bus topics, subscriptions, and queues manually and programmatically
- Build complex workflows using Logic Apps to perform forking, merging, loops, parallel execution, and exception handling
- Build custom API Apps including triggers and actions
- Included is a full day workshop where attendees will build a complete end-to-end integration using Logic Apps, API Apps, and Azure Service Bus