Every Logic App starts with a purpose – simplifying a process or connecting systems. You’ve built workflows in Azure Logic Apps that connect systems and keep operations running. But once they’re live, it’s easy to assume they’ll stay that way. Even the most reliable workflows can fail silently or slow down during unexpected spikes in
Microsoft continues to push boundaries with its unified data platform, Microsoft Fabric. The September 2025 release brings a well-balanced mix of performance boosts, AI integrations, and improved collaboration tools. While there’s plenty in this update for technical teams and business users alike, the spotlight this month is clearly on governance and data protection. Overall Updates
In our previous blog post on Azure Logic Apps Connectors, we covered how powerful Logic Apps can be for integrating different systems and services. If you’re starting to explore Logic Apps more seriously, the next big question is usually around pricing. Azure offers two different pricing models for Logic Apps – Consumption and Standard. Each
Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics platform that helps teams work with their data across various tools and workflows. With AI being built into every aspect of technology, it’s fascinating to see how AI is being built into Microsoft Fabric, too! With the new AI Functions in Microsoft Fabric, you can bring the power of
In today’s digital world, when you’re building automated workflows across cloud and on-prem systems, the last thing you want is to reinvent the wheel every time when two systems need to talk to each other. That’s exactly the problem Azure Logic Apps Connectors solve. As a powerful, serverless platform, Logic Apps helps you build automated
For decades, Microsoft BizTalk Server has been a reliable workhorse for enterprise integration, helping organizations with their complex data flow and critical business processes. As digital transformation accelerates and cloud-first strategies become the new normal, organizations are re-evaluating their legacy infrastructure. The demands for greater agility, enhanced scalability, reduced operational overhead, and robust cloud capabilities
Over the years, automation has come a long way. What used to take hours (or even days) can now be done in seconds. This is exactly what Azure Logic Apps has been doing since its launch back in 2015. Logic Apps has been the go-to tool in the Microsoft ecosystem for connecting almost anything –
Discover the latest announcements and platform enhancements from the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference 2025.
Microsoft announced its expansion to their partnership with Snowflake during the Build Conference 2024. This collaboration promises to revolutionize data management by offering seamless bi-directional data access and a commitment to open standards. OneLake, the cornerstone of Fabric, shines even brighter with this partnership. As a single, unified, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) open data foundation, OneLake empowers
In the last few blogs in the Data Factory series using Fabric, we learnt how to interact with data pipelines and Data flows in Data Factory. In this blog, let us continue to explore a little more deeper. We will see a new concept on how to do the incremental load in data pipelines, load
