In this chapter, we discussed how Logic Apps came about and their intentional uses in the world of integration. You learnt about the three main concepts of triggers, actions, and connectors when using Logic Apps. We compared development and integration features between Logic Apps and BizTalk server and discussed different integration scenarios. We looked at some tools to help test and diagnose Logic Apps and built our very first Logic App using both the Azure portal and Visual Studio 2015.

In the next chapter, we will take a deep dive into Logic App connectors and develop our very own adaptor.