Analyzing a DevOps Pipeline for Logic App Deployment

Nana Poku 225 Reputation points
2025-03-06T23:14:41.09+00:00

Assistance is needed in understanding how to analyze a DevOps pipeline (unpick) that was not set up personally. The goal is to determine the best approach for deploying a Logic App to a private endpoint. What steps or methodologies should be taken to achieve this?

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Azure Logic Apps
An Azure service that automates the access and use of data across clouds without writing code.
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  1. RithwikBojja 3,055 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2025-03-07T09:21:50.15+00:00

    Hi @ Nana Poku,

    • Review the pipeline configuration files, such as YAML or JSON files, to understand the stages, jobs, and tasks defined in the pipeline.
    • Identify the key components and dependencies within the pipeline.
    • Also check the file is configured correctly linked with Private endpoint or Vnet in which the private endpoint is connected
    • Look into the build steps, pre-build steps, and post-build steps to see how the code is compiled, tested, and packaged.
    • Check for the custom scripts or commands used in the pipeline and understand their purpose.
    • Analyze the logs generated during pipeline runs to identify any errors or warnings which helps to understand the flow of the pipeline and pinpoint any issues.
    • Look into the artifacts or outputs produced by the pipeline and understand how they are used in the deployment process.
    • To deploy a Logic App to a private endpoint, configure specific public IPv4 endpoints of your service to accept traffic on companion IPv6 endpoints

    Hope this helps.

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