Azure comes into the picture when the client is already using Azure and they are migrating PeopleSoft to the Oracle XCM Cloud. They wanted to utilize the existing system, as they already have Azure as a middleware. Thus, they preferred to continue with Azure rather than adopt another platform. In this scenario, we used Azure Logic Apps to transform their requests and facilitate the interaction within their cloud journey from PeopleSoft to Oracle and vice versa. 

We employed Azure Logic Apps as middleware since the client was already utilizing Azure for various platforms. We used Azure Logic Apps for integration purposes, including calling REST services, short services, transferring DB calls, and handling data load into tables based on the design. Most of our clients are already using Azure, and they tend to choose it for cost considerations as they already have licensing for Azure or AWS. So we seek solutions that can be cost-effective while integrating with other SaaS services like Oracle SaaS. That's how we handle integration in such scenarios.

There are two ways to use this solution. Firstly, you can connect Azure to other solutions like Jira. It automatically populates all the services. Secondly, once you are logged in, you can create your own resource group and see all these services.

We have 12 teams using this solution. 

We use the product for internal data transfers. It has replaced Data Factory in our organization because of the complexity of the data transfers.

Our customers use SAP to create approval requests from their managers, like PO requests and approval and leave requests. Everything is generated from SAP. We pull the information from SAP and send it to the manager on Microsoft Teams. A manager needs to approve it on Teams instead of SAP. The solution builds connectivity between Teams and SAP.

We use Microsoft Azure Logic Apps to do a lot of workflows and from different areas. For example, connecting to web services, and websites, triggering based on certain conditions.

The solution is used to create automation as a part of SIEM. It is also part of the security orchestration. When we need automation, we use Sentinel to create a playbook. We can automate things according to the playbook. Sentinel, playbooks, and Logic Apps are interconnected.

For one of the projects that we used, this solution dealt with SharePoint and Power apps. So there, we have to do some kind of connectivity and calculations on the fly. It was related to reading a file and our heavy processing. That was one scenario. There have been a few others as well.

Logic Apps are used for integration. We use Azure Data Factory (ADA) for most cases, but in a few instances, we'll go with Logic Apps if ADA is not sufficient.

The use cases are very limited. But for a few specific things, especially when we want to integrate with .NET web applications, we'll go with Azure Logic Apps.

Our company uses the solution for small use cases like transformations or doing an additional call to get extra information and enrich data. 

Microsoft Azure Logic Apps is a fantastic suggestion, especially for those who may not have extensive coding knowledge but understand the requirements well. It provides an easy way to create an auto-response solution. For instance, if you have services running in Azure and want to generate an alert, it allows you to integrate seamlessly. You can trigger tasks based on alerts, creating multi-layered tasks with loops, conditions, and more. It will enable you to perform multiple actions.

We use the product for integration between on-premise and cloud products.

I've got a few use cases.

I have one use case where I read emails from an inbox, and then I process files in the attachments of that email.

I also read from a database on-premise with an on-premise integration. I'm not sure what it's called, however, it was really easy to set up, and I could access the on-premise database in my Azure Cloud and then talk to the Logic App from my Azure web application. 

There's another use case where I read from a database and create a file in a file storage account.

Our use case of Azure Logic Apps is for the integration of data coming from different sources to the manager. We are Microsoft partners and I'm the company director. 

We mainly use Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse, Synapse Analytics, Data Lake storage, and Azure Databricks.

I mainly use Microsoft Azure for services on the cloud. We're trying to create an Azure Data Transfer Layer (DTL) tool directly in the cloud environment.

We usually solve complex use cases with Azure Data Factory or notebooks. So, we haven't used Logic Apps extensively.

We used Logic Apps to return notifications and push them from Logic App to data lake storage. That's the kind of functionality we achieved through Logic Apps.

We use this solution for integration. It is deployed on cloud.

We have about 50 people using this solution.

We use the solution for orchestration and workflow to execute all the processes manually.

We use Microsoft Azure Logic Apps for building an insurance product. We integrate multiple solutions using it.

We use the solution to integrate other systems like SAP and Salesforce for orchestration and the API. We also use it to automate business processing and balancing workflows.

The use case depends on the situation. 

We primarily use this solution to schedule time-based event triggers.

Sometimes, we use it for the simple starting of machines or automating the start of certain machines. It can be set up on a timer or some sort of time-based event trigger that we need to schedule, and the trigger is set up for certain logic.

We use the solution for data extraction and transformation.

It's a project management tool that primarily focuses on database integration.

We send around 250 million messages annually to internal and external systems using Microsoft Azure Logic Apps.

You need to have a simple algorithm to use logic apps. We do not use the tool for complex scenarios. 

We are using Microsoft Azure Logic Apps for SOC automation. It is the security operation center for automation related to security operations that we use.