From the course: Azure Logic Apps
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Logic app triggers
- [Narrator] So now that we understand the JSON structure associated with the Logic App and we've talked briefly about actions and triggers, it is time to dig deeper into these concepts. We will start out with triggers. As I had said earlier, triggers tell you how your Logic App is going to get executed or initiated. There are different categories of triggers that are available to you that are showed here on the slide. You have a polling trigger where you check against a service endpoint at regular intervals to see if something interesting has happened. An example would be you're checking against the queue and when a new message arrives in the queue, then your workflow or Logic App gets triggered. Then you have the push trigger where you create a subscription against an endpoint and that endpoint then calls you back if something interesting happens. So rather than having to go check the queue constantly, when a new message…
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The JSON structure of Logic Apps1m 27s
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Logic app triggers2m 33s
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Logic app actions54s
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Logic app control actions53s
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Exception handling in Logic Apps1m 27s
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Plan the steps of your logic app3m 24s
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Create a consumption logic app in Logic App Designer10m 20s
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Logic App Designer vs. Visual Studio Code (Preview)3m 31s
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Create a logic app in Visual Studio Code12m 2s
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