Azure User Expresses Concern
A customer opened ticket SR#2407190040010082 as their consumption sku APIM service was stuck updating: Now that the service has exited that "updating" status I am able to resume working with it. The concern I want to share with you is my concern with how the system responds to a certificate error and gets stuck in that "updating" state. We know that network and login activities can fail on occasion. When APIM responds by getting stuck in that state it cannot be updated and it cannot be deleted and recreated. This issue lasted for a day before APIM eventually emerged from that state for reasons I am unaware. I was powerless and had to keep going back to check. Yes, this case is resolved but I hope that this feedback can be shared with the team in the hopes that a fix or enhancement to better handle this situation can be implemented.
Azure Logic Apps : HTTP Request OR Custom Connector
Hello, As far as I know, We use HTTP requests while consuming the First-party/third-party API, then when should we use a custom connector? What are those business cases where one should use an HTTP request in PowerAutomate and use in PowerApps Or use a custom connector and use in PowerApps and Power Automate? What are the pros and cons of HTTP Request OR Custom Connector? Thanks and Regards, -SriAzure Logic App workflow (Standard) Resubmit and Retry
Hello Experts, A workflow is scheduled to run daily at a specific time and retrieves data from different systems using REST API Calls (8-9). The data is then sent to another system through API calls using multiple child flows. We receive more than 1500 input data, and for each data, an API call needs to be made. During the API invocation process, there is a possibility of failure due to server errors (5xx) and client errors (4xx). To handle this, we have implemented a "Retry" mechanism with a fixed interval. However, there is still a chance of flow failure due to various reasons. Although there is a "Resubmit" feature available at the action level, I cannot apply it in this case because we are using multiple child workflows and the response is sent back from one flow to another. Is it necessary to utilize the "Resubmit" functionality? The Retry Functionality has been developed to handle any Server API errors (5xx) that may occur with Connectors (both Custom and Standard), including client API errors 408 and 429. In this specific scenario, it is reasonable to attempt retrying or resubmitting the API Call from the Azure Logic Apps workflow. Nevertheless, there are other situations where implementing the retry and resubmit logic would result in the same error outcome. Is it acceptable to proceed with the Retry functionality in this particular scenario? It would be highly appreciated if you could provide guidance on the appropriate methodology. Thanks -SriScaling storage over multiple regions
Hi, I was recently experimenting with optimizing WordPress using static fronts hosted on Azure Storage Static Website. Now that I have a super fast frontend up-and-running, I was wondering how to best scale theses storages with CDN. Here's my simple architecture of the layout. What would be the best approach to ensure availability across the globe? I've also blogged about this setup at https://www.in2it.be/2020/02/scale-to-the-clouds/ if you want to have more background information. The site itself is available at https://wpazure.in2it.dev if you want to see the blazing-fast result of a WordPress site.Need help with Azure topics
Hello everyone! I have little knowledge on Azure - have completed AZ-900 certification. There's a project which requires knowledge on below topics: 1. Azure App Service 2. Function App 3. Logic App 4. API Management 5. Key Vault 6. App Insight 7. Redis Cache 8. Azure Service Bus 9. Event Hub 10. Event grid I tried looking for tutorials on these topics in Google but could find none apart from that in Microsoft docs - however, I am not able to understand what all sub-topics I need to cover. I need your help in identifying some resources and what sub topics should I exactly look into- I would be getting interviewed on these topics in a month. I am trying my best to learn these topics and do little hands on so that I have basic idea about these services. I am a backend developer in .Net with around 4.5 years of experience. Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks much in advance #azure #azurePaaS
