Http post request url is changed after the deployment of logic app from one env to another

ABDUL NAYEEM 20

Hello,

I have a logic app which consists of a http post request and a email in dev env. I have deployed this logic app from dev env to uat env by using azure pipeline. After the deployment of this logic app to uat environment, the http request is not the same as it was in dev environment.

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Vamshi 0 Reputation points

2023-05-24T07:19:33.98+00:00
Identify Environment-Specific URIs:

Identify the unique URIs generated by the Logic App's HTTP trigger for each environment (e.g., development, staging, production).

Configure Environment Variables:

In Azure DevOps, define variables for each environment-specific URI. For example:

Development Environment variable: DevTriggerURI = https://dev-logicapp-uri

Staging Environment variable: StagingTriggerURI = https://staging-logicapp-uri

Production Environment variable: ProdTriggerURI = https://prod-logicapp-uri

Configure Release Pipeline:

Set up a release pipeline in Azure DevOps to deploy your Logic App to different environments. Create stages for each environment, such as development, staging, and production.

Configure Variable Mapping:

Within each environment's deployment stage in the Azure DevOps release pipeline, configure variable mappings to update the Logic App's HTTP trigger URI.

For example, in the DevOps release pipeline, you can use variable substitution or PowerShell scripts to update the Logic App's HTTP trigger URI dynamically. Replace the unique URI generated by the trigger with the environment-specific variable.

Development Stage variable substitution: Replace the generated URI with $(DevTriggerURI).

Staging Stage variable substitution: Replace the generated URI with $(StagingTriggerURI).

Production Stage variable substitution: Replace the generated URI with $(ProdTriggerURI).

This configuration will ensure that the Logic App's HTTP trigger URI is updated with the appropriate value based on the deployment environment during the release pipeline execution.

Test and Validate Deployments:

Execute the release pipeline to deploy your Logic App to different environments. Verify that the Logic App's HTTP trigger URI is updated with the environment-specific value for each deployment.

By configuring environment variables and utilizing variable mapping in Azure DevOps release pipelines, you can review and update the unique URI generated by the Logic App's HTTP trigger to match the appropriate environment during deployment.

Hope this gives the Clarity.
ABDUL NAYEEM 20 Reputation points

2023-05-24T09:06:36.8133333+00:00

Hello @Vamshi

Thanks for the response!!

These are template.txt and parameters.txt used for deployment and here there no parameters related to http url so couldn't able to identify generated URL can you help in this ,( as these txt files are compressed so that it could be uploaded kindly change them accordingly)

Looking for your response

ABD

Accepted answer

MayankBargali-MSFT 68,391 Reputation points

2023-05-25T04:43:48.1166667+00:00

@ABDUL NAYEEM Thanks for reaching out.

This is the expected behavior for the HTTP trigger as this would be unique URL for your workflow that would be used to trigger your workflow. Once you have saved your workflow/deploy using ARM template it will generate the unique HTTP POST URL with the authentication that can be used for your application to call your workflow.

For more details on HTTP trigger please refer to this document.

Feel free to get back to me if you have any queries or concerns.
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