Tag: automation

  • Automating API Management Backup and Restore with Logic Apps

    I’ve been working during the last week or so on setting up a DR strategy for a solution that is based on API Management, Azure Functions and Service Bus. Most of the deployment to the secondary site is dealt by VSTS, but one of the main issues on the proposed strategy was the fact that…

  • Enable/disable all logic apps in a resource group

    Have you ever wanted to stop all logic apps in a resource group in one go – either for production maintenance, or maybe because that set of logic apps in a resource group is eating all your resources? If so, welcome to the club… What you probably found is that there is no way to…

  • Rethinking an old Logic App deployment package- part IV

    Previously in Note to self… I got one step closer to my goal to export all logic apps from a resource group to a Visual Studio project, using linked templates to deploy all logic apps in one when required, but still being able to deploy individual logic apps for a patch template. In previous posts,…

  • Rethinking an old Logic App deployment package – part III

    Previously in Note to self… I’ve been discussing how I’ve leveraged Jeff Hollan’s Logic App Template Generator and some PowerShell goodness to export a ARM templates to all Logic Apps in a specific resource group. You can read about that here. Linking ARM Templates together Azure Resource Manager templates have the ability to link templates,…

  • Rethinking an old Logic App deployment package – part II

    Previously in Note to self… I’ve been discussing how my first Logic App deployment package was not exactly what I’ve envisaged. So when I had a chance to revamp it, I jumped into the opportunity. You can read about that here. Logic App Template Generator I’ve decided to use Jeff Hollan’s Logic App Template Generator…

  • Rethinking an old Logic App deployment package – Part I

    Some time ago I had the opportunity to work on a big Logic Apps implementation. The project was a big success and I’ve learned a lot… but one thing always bugged me on that project: the way I’ve tackled deployment. It was a mix of me, my team getting used to logic apps and the…