Low-code Azure service for building automated workflows from triggers, actions and connectors, used for things like integrating systems or sending approval emails.
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- LIKE
Compares strings with a pattern that can contain the % and _ wildcards. Because it only understands character patterns, searching big volumes of text this way is much slower than using full-text search.
Related terms
- Action group
Azure Monitor's reusable definition of contacts and automated responses for when an alert or budget fires. Contacts can be reached by email, SMS, push or voice; responses include webhooks, Functions, Logic Apps and Automation runbooks. Budgets alone can only send notifications.
- EDI
Electronic data interchange, the business-to-business exchange of documents, which Azure handles with integration accounts in Logic Apps.
- Event Grid custom topic
An Event Grid endpoint you create yourself to accept events, such as Defender for Storage scan results, and deliver them to subscribers like Logic Apps or Azure Functions.
- ISE
An integration service environment was a costly, dedicated Logic Apps environment that was retired on 31 August 2024 and superseded by Logic Apps Standard.
- Logic App Contributor
Built-in Azure role for creating and managing logic apps; granting other people access to them is beyond its rights.
- Logic App Operator
Built-in Azure role that can view logic apps and their run history and switch them on or off; creating or editing them isn't allowed.
- Logic Apps integration accounts
Azure resource holding the B2B and EDI artefacts, such as maps, schemas, partners and agreements, that Logic Apps workflows use.
- On-premises data gateway
Connector that lets Power BI, Logic Apps and Power Apps reach data held on-premises. Azure Data Factory does not use it.