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We are planning to use Azure Service bus to collect messages form distributed local clients ( XML ) and then trigger a logic app to process the message, strip out an IP address, and forward the body of the message to that IP address. My question is simple, can a logic app Post an XML message to an IP address or does it have to be a URI ?
We have about 250 clients sending messages to the Service bus, form there, they are trigger the Logic app and we need to post the XML to another machine...
Hope that makes sense, let me know if you need clarification. Hoping you guys can help.
i need to add.....the address are INTERNAL IP address, we do have a gateway to IAAS and use cloud connect aswell.
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@darren slade Assuming that your Gateway has a public IP address to which Logic Apps will forward the requests, you can certainly use the HTTP connector and enter an IP address as destination:
That's great - thanks for the Answer !
If it was internal and we were using express route. how would we address i then ? ( silly question time )
@darren slade No such thing as a silly question :)
I double-checked with my peers who work on Networking and they confirmed that you can resolve Internal IPs (in your on-prem) from Logic Apps over either site-to-site VPN or ExpressRoute connections, but that assumes that your Logic Apps is inside a fully isolated Azure VNET. Presently, Logic Apps has two offerings that allow such network isolation: (1) ISE which runs on ASE from App Service (2) Kubernetes based Azure Arc approach which is currently in Preview status.