Microsoft have announced Azure Logic Apps general availability.
Azure Logic Apps is the Integration Platform-as-a-service (iPaas) enabling quick hybrid application connectivity to various cloud services and application together with on-premises systems.
You can get started to explore further:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/logic-apps/
Some of the out-of-the-box connectors includes Office 365, Salesforce, Dynamics CRM and many more to build rapid applications. With a new visual designer, the focus is more on building workflows and less coding to build process driven applications. Additionally, you can build more intelligent applications supporting business intelligence and many other disciplines. The opportunities are boundless.
Customers have the option to purchase Logic Apps as a standalone service or continue to use current pricing plans such as App Service or IoT Suite. To learn more about purchasing options, check out the Logic Apps pricing page.
You can follow Azure Logic Apps twitter handle for all the latest updates on @logicappsio
-Chirag
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Chirag is an Independent Consultant at Patel Consulting, BCS Chartered IT Professional, TOGAF Certified Architect, Microsoft Certified Solution Expert (Productivity, Data Management and Analytics) and Microsoft Service Adoption specialist based in London, UK with more than 20 years of industry experience. He works with a wide variety of clients in many sectors, designing and implementing business collaboration, data and information management solutions and services based on SharePoint and Office 365 technologies to create business value for both themselves and their customers, including UK Microsoft Gold Partners with deployment, upgrade and migration services delivery. Chirag is an active SharePoint community participant, frequent speaker at local and international events including SharePoint Saturdays (London, Cambridge, Brussels, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, UK, EMEA, India) and Collab365. In 2011, for his valuable contributions to Microsoft TechNet forums he received a Microsoft Community Contributor Award. In his little spare time he enjoys cycling, cricket and participating in Charity bike rides and Duathlons. You can follow Chirag on Twitter at @techChirag and find him online at www.techchirag.com
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