Dear Community,
Could you please help me to understand what exactly the difference between Azure Logic apps and Power Automate ( cloud\desktop ) flows ?
seems both are having the same kind of coding environment like adding the steps one after the another and using the Office 365 connectors.
Please help. I am currently developing cloud flows extensively in my projects but wanted to understand why can't I develop using Logic apps and what are the benefits if I use this ?
Thanks,
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@vamsi_varanasi Please find difference in the same below
Refer this link for more details :
Hope this helps.
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@vamsi_varanasi Please find difference in the same below
Refer this link for more details :
Hope this helps.
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@jinivthakkar - Thanks for this info and seems this information is like MSFT mentioned in a theoretical way.
Could you please help me to understand the real world use cases I mean exact or similar business use cases because if the same use case can be done in power automate, can I propose the customer to use Azure logic apps instead of Power Automate ? so would like to hear the technical and exact use case between these two so that customer problems can be advised more accurate.
Hi @vamsi_varanasi ,
Logic Apps now have 3 versions, being consumption, standard and ISE.
Differences in general
Difference with consumption logic apps
DIfferences in standard Logic Apps
In short, if I was building an enterprise mobile app or web app and wanted to create APIs in the backend without coding, I would opt for Logic Apps. The standard version now offers alot of great features like app insights for observability and vNET integration for private networks and on prem. It there makes it a much more robust enterprise iPaaS solution.
If I wanted our end users or citizen devs to build workflows or automate certain tasks or integrating with PowerApps as part of their day to day, I would choose Power Automate as there is a learning curve for Azure which may turn many people off.
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@eric-cheng - Thank you very much for your response.
could you please bit a more elaborate on the below statement
"In short, if I was building an enterprise mobile app or web app and wanted to create APIs in the backend without coding, I would opt for Logic Apps".
Hi @vamsi_varanasi ,
Anything that would resemble a microservice architecture that would require scaling in/out and observability.
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