The problem Modern applications depend on more than APIs. A single AI workflow might call an LLM, invoke an MCP tool, integrate a third-party service, and reference a business capability spanning d...

Understanding the Limitations of In-App Blob Triggers The Logic App Blob - In-App trigger https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/connectors/built-in/reference/azureblob/ is built upon t...

While the article focuses on the migration path from BizTalk Server, the template is equally suited for new (greenfield) implementations any team looking to implement the Aggregator pattern natively ...

In this issue: Ace Aviator of the Month News from our product group News from our community Ace Aviator of the Month March 2026's Ace Aviator: Lilan Sameera What's your role a...

Azure API Management operates on finite physical infrastructure. To ensure reliable performance for all customers, the service enforces limits calibrated based on: Azure platform capacity and per...

What is the problem? A common enterprise automation scenario involves copying files from a OneDrive folder shared by a colleague into another storage service such as SharePoint or Azure Blob Storag...

As part of our continued investment in making Logic Apps a first‑class platform for providing AI agents with connectivity, we’ve introduced the new Logic Apps MCP server configuration experience—a gu...

Part 2 focuses on the AI-shaped portion of the destination workflows: how the Logic Apps Agent is configured, how it pulls business rules from SharePoint, and how its outputs are converted into concr...

When you integrate Azure Logic Apps with SAP, the “hello world” part is usually easy. The part that bites you later is data quality. In SAP-heavy flows, validation isn’t a nice-to-have — it’s what ma...

Scaling AI adoption requires a unified control plane As organizations scale generative AI adoption, they face growing complexity managing multiple AI providers, models, API formats, and rapid relea...