Introduction
This article will cover the following.
- Brief concepts and prerequisites
- Implementation – Create a storage account with blob
- Implementation – Create a Logic App -- Enterprise Integration Connector
Brief Concepts
What is Windows Azure Connector?
- It provides quick access to events, data, and actions across services, protocols, and platforms.
- It can be used as a trigger or an action in a logic app and may require a configured connection to use (for example: authorizing a Twitter account to access or post on your behalf).
Prerequisites
Read the following article to create an Azure account and for some basic information about Azure to get started.
Implementation – Create a storage account with blob
Steps to be followed:
- Open Azure portal and go to "Storage Accounts" section. Click on the "+Add" symbol to add “storage accounts” and then fill-in the details with the name and resource-group details.
- Once the account is created, go to Storage accounts section.
- Open the storage account and see the "Blobs" container.
- Then, click on the blobs option and open the Blob Service.
- Create a blob container and provide the name and access to private only.
- Go to the Blobs section and see the blob container created just now.
Implementation – Create a logic App -- Enterprise Integration Connector
Steps to be followed,
- Go to the portal and click on “Add”. Under “Enterprise Integration” choose Logic App.
- Fill-in the details with the name and choose the existing resource group. Then, click on “Create”.
- See the Logic App Designer section under the newly created “Logic Connector”.
Happy Learning!
Khaja MoizuddinPosted Aug 15, 2017, 9:42 AM
#Great Start.... Keep it Up.....
Khaja MoizuddinPosted Aug 15, 2017, 9:41 AM
Gourav Jain Great Going On....