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Logic Apps and VNET access without ISE ?
Hello, So the Azure Integrated Service Environment (ISE) is an awesome thing, but not cheap. With the ultimate goal of using Logic Apps to fetch (and push) data from on-prem data sources via ...
Hi Faiçal,
Thanks for the reply.
I am trying to avoid using on-prem data gateways however (as well as hybrid connections and relays) - is there another way around this?
There's no problem with Function Apps, Service Bus and APIM as you just need a premium plan / tier (which isn't cheap but isn't 'too' expensive) but add Logic Apps to the equation and you need ISE - and there goes your budget!
J. Kahl
Thanks for the reply.
I am trying to avoid using on-prem data gateways however (as well as hybrid connections and relays) - is there another way around this?
There's no problem with Function Apps, Service Bus and APIM as you just need a premium plan / tier (which isn't cheap but isn't 'too' expensive) but add Logic Apps to the equation and you need ISE - and there goes your budget!
J. Kahl
Hi JackK1870 ,
One of my customers is also trying to avoid using ISE but still being able to contact a service hosted on-premises.
My suggestion (not tested) was to try:
- have Azure Function step in the workflow
- provision the Function App with Regional VNet integration option (only some App Service Plans support it though)
- utilize the existing cross-premises connectivity (Hub & Spoke network design with Express Route) to call that service from the function
- store credentials required to call that on-prem service using Key Vault and reference the secret in App Settings
This might work, but it depends on your network setup.