Knowledge check

1.

Suppose you work for a financial company. You're building a system to let your brokers trade financial instruments. Your system must monitor market conditions, detect changes, and execute trades. You need to handle a large volume of transactions and you need to do it quickly. The faster you can complete trades, the more of an advantage you have over your competitors. Which requirement of this system would be difficult for Azure Logic Apps to satisfy?

High throughput

Response time

Orchestrate the monitoring, detection, and execution tasks.

2.

What differentiates an action from a control action?

An action executes a task, while a control action alters the control flow through your logic app workflow.

An action is a component that executes a task in a logic app workflow. A control action is a component that launches your logic app workflow.

An action is a component that launches your app, while control actions are switch statements.

3.

Suppose you work for a chain of athletic clubs. You want to automate your lesson registrations and notifications. You use a proprietary in-house customer management system to store customer phone numbers and email addresses. The customer management system does have a REST API, but Azure Logic Apps doesn't provide a connector for it. How can you use Azure Logic Apps to automate this process?

Use the code view editor to write JavaScript code to interact with your proprietary system.

Azure Logic Apps isn't the correct service to use and you should investigate different solutions.

Create a custom connector for the customer management system and use it in your logic app workflow.

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