With Azure Logic Apps, you can very easily integrate with cloud-based SQL Server instances, which gives you interesting integration options. You can quickly build a solution that can access data stored inside the Structured Query Language (SQL) tables and read it for further analysis, data validation, or integration with other services. In this section, we will learn how to connect to Azure SQL Server from your application so that you can integrate with a database without the need to configure and manage it.
Note that this section focuses on integrating the Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering of SQL Server in Azure, called Azure SQL Server. While the instructions can be still applied to an on-premises version of this database, the primary goal is to integrate with the managed version of it.
All we need now is an Azure Logic App instance.
