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1.1 Choose the best Azure service to automate your business processes Flashcards

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At a high level, what’s impacted by how efficiently you can distribute the right data to the right task?

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How well your business runs.

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What does implementing strict business processes guarantee?

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High-quality service to users and high-quality products.

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What are workflows?

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Business processes modeled in a software.

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What are the four different technologies that are included in Azure that you can use to build and implement workflows that integrate multiple systems?

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  1. Logic Apps
  2. Microsoft Power Automate
  3. WebJobs
  4. Azure Functions
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What are the four similarities of Logic Apps, Microsoft Power Automate, WebJobs, and Azure Functions?

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  1. They can all accept inputs.
  2. They can all run actions.
  3. They can all include conditions.
  4. They can all produce outputs.
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What is an input in the context of a workflow?

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A piece of data or a file that is supplied to the workflow.

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What is an action in the context of a workflow?

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A simple operation that the workflow executes and may often modify data or cause another action to be performed.

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What is a condition in the context of a workflow?

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A test that is often run against an input, that may decide which action to execute next.

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What is an output in the context of workflows?

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A piece of data or a file that is created by the workflow.

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What is Logic Apps?

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A service within Azure that you can use to automate, orchestrate, and integrate disparate components of a distributed application.

It uses a design-first approach that allows you to draw out complex workflows that model complex business processes.

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What are the two design-first technologies in Azure that are used to implement workflows?

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  1. Logic Apps

2. Microsoft Power automate

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What are the two different ways that you can design workflows in Logic Apps?

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  1. Designer – GUI

2. Code View – JSON

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What is one of the reasons that Logic Apps is really good at integration?

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Over 200 connectors are included.

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What is a connector?

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A component that provides an interface to an external service.

(eg. The Twitter connector allows you to send and retrieve tweets)

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In Logic Apps, how do you integrate with an unusual or unique system?

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Create your own connectors. This requires the system you intend to integrate to expose a REST API.

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What is Microsoft Power Automate?

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A service that you can use to create workflows even when you have no development or IT Pro experience.

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What are the two ways to use Microsoft Power Automate?

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  1. The website

2. The mobile app

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What are the four different types of flow you can create with Microsoft Power Automate?

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  1. Automated
  2. Button
  3. Scheduled
  4. Business Process
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What is an automated flow in Microsoft Power Automate?

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A flow that is started by a trigger from some event.

20
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What is a button flow in Microsoft Power Automate?

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It’s a flow that allows you to run a repetitive task with a single click from your mobile device.

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What is a scheduled flow in Microsoft Power Automate?

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A flow that executes on a regular basis.

eg. once a week, on a specific date, after 10 hours

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What is a business process flow in Microsoft Power Automate?

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A flow that models a business process.
(eg. the stock ordering process or the complaints procedure)

The flow process can have: notification to required people; with their approval recorded; calendar dates for steps; and recorded time of flow steps.

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What is Microsoft Power Automate built on under the hood?

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Logic Apps

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How many connectors does Microsoft Power Automate support in comparison to Logic Apps?

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Power Automate supports the same range of connectors and actions as Logic Apps.

You can also use custom connectors in Microsoft Power Automate just as you can in Logic Apps.

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Who are the intended users for Microsoft Power Automate?

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Office workers and business analysts.

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What is the intended scenario for Microsoft Power Automate?

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Self-service workflow creation.

27
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What are the design tools included in Microsoft Power Automate?

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GUI only – browser and mobile app.

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What is the application lifecycle management available for Microsoft Power Automate?

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Power Automate includes testing and production environments.

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Who are the intended users for Logic Apps?

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Developers and IT pros.

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What is the intended scenario for Logic Apps?

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Advanced integration projects.

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What are the design tools included in Microsoft Power Automate?

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The browser and Visual Studio designer – code editing is possible.

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What is the application lifecycle management available for Microsoft Power Automate?

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Logic Apps source code can be included in Azure DevOps and source code management systems.

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What are WebJobs?

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A part of the Azure App Service that you can use to run a program or script automatically.

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What are the two types of WebJobs?

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  1. Continuous

2. Triggered

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What is a continuous WebJob?

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A WebJob that runs in a continuous loop.

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What is a triggered WebJob?

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A WebJob that runs when you manually start them or on a schedule.

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What’s included in the WebJobs SDK?

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A range of classes, such as JobHostConfiguration and HostBuilder, that reduce the amount of code required to interact with the Azure App Service.

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What is an Azure Function?

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A simple way to run small pieces of code in the cloud, without having to worry about the infrastructure required to host that code.

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What languages can you write Azure Functions in?

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The languages that are listed in the Supported languages in the Azure Functions article.
(eg. C#, Java, JavaScript, PowerShell, Python, TypeScript, F#.)

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