Logic App Standard Migration: XSLT Transform Failure

If you're in the process of migrating your BizTalk XSLT to Logic App Standard and have encountered the puzzling 'undefined undefined' error, you're not alone. This article breaks down the issue and provides clear action items to get you back on track. The Challenge:We've successfully migrated your XSLT from Logic App Consumption or BizTalk to …

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Troubleshooting Logic App Standard Deployment Error: connect ETIMEDOUT

In this blog post, I'll dive into a real-world scenario where a Logic App Standard deployment to an App Service Environment (ASE) encountered a perplexing error. The Deployment Error: A Head-Scratcher While deploying a Logic App Standard to an App Service Environment (ASE) through a YAML release pipeline, our team hit a roadblock. The deployment …

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SQL Azure vs SQL Server 2016

here is a list of some of the differences between SQL Azure and SQL Server 2016 No Difference by SQL Azure SQL server 2016 1 Backups In SQL Azure backups are automatically scheduled. It does not support conventional backups and restore statements. SQL server has support for conventional backups and restore statements. 2 Recovery Models …

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Azure Logic Apps – August 2017 Update

Azure Event Grid Azure Event Grid is the event-based routing as a service offering from Microsoft that aligns with their “Serverless” strategy. Azure Event Grid simplifies the Event Consumption logic by making it more of a “Push” mechanism rather than a “Pull” mechanism – meaning, you can simply listen to and react to events from …

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Azure Service Bus: Securing message content

When working with web services published over Internet, it is immensely important to secure the data sent and received from the web services. To provide data security at transport level, we can use Secure Socket Layer/TLS. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) provides encryption and signing the contents of the packets sent over TCP which makes data …

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Secure Azure Service Bus Relays with SAS Token

This article explains how to secure Service Bus Relays using Shared Access Signature (SAS) to prevent unauthorized/Anonymous access. Shared Access Signature Shared Access Signatures are based on SHA-256 secure hashes or URIs. In Azure all Service Bus services provide this authentication mechanism to control access to the resource that may be a service bus relay, …

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