Logic Apps Community Day 2024

Microsoft

May 15, 2024

On September 26, 2024 (Pacific Time) the Logic Apps Product Group will host a full day of learning where you will be the star! The Logic Apps Aviators Day is a free event driven by Microsoft, for anyone who wants to learn more about Logic Apps and how it can help to solve real life integration problems. In this full-day event, we will deep-dive into many aspects of Logic Apps with sessions from both Microsoft team and community. And we are looking for sessions of all types and lengths, from beginning to advance, from short demos to full sessions, and from patterns and practices to real life scenarios.

You can add it to your calendar by registering at the event page at the Reactor or just go to You Tube event page and set a reminder!

List of Sessions

We had great response from or Call for Speakers, making the work for the Selection Committee quite hard. But after some deliberation we selected a great list of topics, including speakers that are new to the community as well as some veterans. See the list below:

Session	Speaker	Abstract
Connection to dataverse/F&O using logic apps	Sabahat Faria	The connection to dataverse or Finance and operations will be established and a demo will be given on how to upload data to these environments using logic app actions
BizTalk To AIS Migration - Learnings from the field	Prashant Kumar Singh	How can you better plan your BizTalk to AIS migration journey. There are so many options available in Azure and it's also a chance to re-visualize and re-design your integration platform, I'm sure BizTalk would have been serving the most critical applications. Will share our Learnings from the field, common issues we faced and standard best practices you should follow.
Seamless SAP Integration with Azure Logic Apps	Sebastian Meyer	Integrating enterprise systems like SAP with cloud services can be a complex and challenging task. However, with Logic Apps, this process becomes significantly more streamlined and efficient. This session will delve into the capabilities of Logic Apps for integrating SAP systems, demonstrating how to create seamless workflows that bridge SAP environments with cloud-based applications and services. This session will guide you through the steps to connect SAP with Logic Apps, enabling real-time data exchange and process automation that enhances operational efficiency and agility.
Use Case: Predictive Maintenance for Manufacturing Equipment	Angad Soni	Objective: Implement a system that predicts when manufacturing equipment is likely to fail or require maintenance, and automatically generates and schedules maintenance tasks to prevent downtime.
Master PaaS networking for AIS	Mattias Lögdberg	Dive deep into the world of Azure Integration Services with a focus on mastering PaaS networking. Ever find yourself puzzled by terms like Service Endpoint, Private Endpoint, or Private Link? Wonder why there are so many PaaS networking options and how they differ? This session is designed to demystify these concepts. We'll not only clarify what each option entails but also explore their workings and reasons for choosing one over the other. Prepare to transform your understanding as we break down complex setups and provide clear insights into the 'how' and 'why' behind PaaS networking in Azure. Get ready to leave with a solid grasp of your options and the knowledge to make informed networking decisions in Azure's cloud environment.
Transitioning from Pro to Low Code with Azure Logic Apps	Cameron McKay	The development world is changing and there is an increased focus on low code. How does a traditional pro code developer fit into this world? This talk explores how to leverage the knowledge, skills and patterns of a pro code developer in the low code environment of Azure Logic Apps. Examples in this talk focus on how to translate pro code habits and patterns of writing maintainable, readable, testable and reusable code in the Azure Logic Apps low code environment. We will have discussions and demos that show parallels between source code that pro code developers would write and how that translates into a low code environment. Some specific examples are: "Try, Catch, Finally", "Single Responsibility Principle", "Testing", "Parallelism", "Code organization", "Naming conventions", "Inline Code", ".NET Custom Code" and; "Input validation".
Workflow and Trigger expressions can help monitor your Logic Apps	Luis Rigueira	The use of simple expressions can be really powerful when it comes to stay notified of what Logic Apps are failing, giving us information on which run, start time and logic app name.
A walk in the park with the brand new version of the Logic App Data Mapper	Sandro Pereira	Close to the end of the summer, the Logic App team will release to public preview a brand new version of the Data Mapper – the second version in a way since it is a complete redesign. In this session, we will present the new Data Mapper experience for Logic Apps Standard and explore the capabilities of this new map. Using a visual designer, we will see how we can apply XML to XML transformations or XML to JSON transformations.
Unleash the Power of .NET C# in Azure Logic Apps (Now With Extra Sizzle!)	Igor Shevts	In this session, we will dive into several use cases demonstrating how C# can be effectively utilized within Azure Logic Apps. We'll explore practical examples and scenarios where the power of C# enhances the functionality and flexibility of your Logic Apps.
Mastering Azure Logic Apps: Renewing Lock Tokens in Peek-Lock Service Bus Triggers	Ankit Gupta	Build more resilient and reliable workflows in Azure Logic Apps by renewing the lock tokens in a peek-lock service bus triggers for batch processing use cases, ensuring seamless message processing and integration across your applications and services.
Extending your Azure Integration Solution with OpenAI	Paco de la Cruz	In this session, Paco will guide you how to extend your Azure integration solutions using OpenAI. Throughout the presentation and live demo, he'll cover: :light_bulb: Innovative Problem-Solving: Tackle old integration challenges with new generative AI approaches. 🤖 Crafting Intelligent Prompts: Engineer prompts that empower your integration solution. 🪢 Seamless Fusion: Explore how Azure Integration Services seamlessly work with OpenAI APIs. 🧪Testing Strategies: Ensure the robustness of your solution through testing. :warning:Considerations when leveraging GenAI Navigate essential considerations when integrating generative AI into your solutions.
Using AI in Healthcare through Logic Apps	Mick badran	Taking vitals from the field through to AI driven diagnosis to help form a more encompassing toolkit to assist health service providers in decision making.

Code of Conduct

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We aim to make the Microsoft Azure Logic Apps Aviators Day a safe and welcoming environment for everyone to join and engage in. To achieve this goal, Microsoft does not tolerate the following in any aspect of the event:

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Updated Sep 19, 2024

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