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Plan for high availability - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure Logic Apps
Plan for high availability
- [Narrator] The next tip that we want to talk about pertains to high availability. Here, you can take advantage of good DevOps practices. In fact, we saw an example of this earlier in this course where we took a template associated to the Logic App and used that to deploy another instance of a Logic App. So if you follow good DevOps practices, you can take an instance of a Logic App and move it to another region should you run into availability challenges. The other approach you have to design for high availability is to load balance across more than one instance of a Logic App. So you may want to have two instances running in two different regions, and you can have a couple of configurations there. You can have both instances as active or you can have one instance as the primary and the second instance as a secondary which is ready to take over if the primary runs into some availability challenges. Keep in mind that when…
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Tips and tricks59s
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Know rate and connection limits3m 10s
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Plan for throughput4m 31s
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Large message handling1m 17s
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Plan for security3m 19s
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Plan for high availability2m 48s
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Stateful and stateless workflows1m 56s
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Logic Apps versus Durable Functions2m 8s
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