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Announcement: Introducing Azure Integration Services Landing Zone Accelerator

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Dec 15, 2022

To support customers being able to efficiently deploy Azure Integration Services in an enterprise manner, we are pleased to announce the publishing of the Azure Integration Services Landing Zone Accelerator. In this landing zone, we will cover Key Design Areas and follow with Design Considerations and Design Recommendations. The Key Design Areas include:

  • Identity and Access Management
  • Network Topology and Connectivity
  • Security
  • Management
  • Governance
  • Platform Automation and DevOps

We have also provided Reference Implementation scripts that allow customers to efficiently provision these resources that use the recommendations featured in our Key Design Areas. 

 

Note: Running the Reference Implementation script will result in Azure resources being provisioned that will be billed to your subscription. Please refer to the following document for a complete listing of resources that will be deployed.

 

 

Acknowledgments

Microsoft would like to thank Daniel Probert and Jason Hyland from Affinus Ltd for their contributions to this content.

 

 

Updated Dec 15, 2022
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  • Aaron_Kim's avatar
    Aaron_Kim
    Copper Contributor

    mikeholdorf, According to the discussion in the link below, getting Logic apps Standard running on Azure Functions v4 is still in progress and this is probably why it is using version 3. 

     

    Logic Apps Standard Project runtime doesn't support functions runtime v4

    The support for .Net Core 3.1(~3) ended on 3 Dec 2022. It means that Logic Apps Standard is running on a .Net which isn't supported anymore. I'd assume enabling Logic App Standard to run on .NET 6(~4) would be one of the highest priorities for the product team now. :smile:

     

     

  • mikeholdorf's avatar
    mikeholdorf
    Copper Contributor

    This looks great and I was able to deploy this to Azure without any issues.  One note, I did see that the Logic App is deployed using version 3 (FUNCTIONS_EXTENSION_VERSION is set to ~3).  Should this be modified to ~4?  Everything else looks great, so thanks for sharing.