From logic apps : To on premise server Task scheduler library

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From logic apps : To on premise server Task scheduler library

RaavanSuraj 6

Hello All,

Am very new to Logic apps, I would like to achieve one requirement through this. am even not sure whether I can do this from here(Logic Apps) or not ?if so what type trigger I can use ?

I have a Development server(For example GDCTPSPT01) in that ,I have more than 50 jobs will run every day. My logic app needs to go to that server and send me an email notification when ever any schedule jobs failed on Task scheduler library.

Appreciate your help

Thank you

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Pramod Valavala 20,656 Microsoft Employee Moderator

@RaavanSuraj If you have control over the development server, it would be best to have a local service that monitors the jobs and then leverage a logic app that can send out the email notification. You could leverage the Graph SDK directly as well if preferred.

If you don't have control over the development server, then it would depend on the task scheduler library used. If it exposes a REST API, then you can create a custom connector that can leverage the on-premises data gateway.

RaavanSuraj 6 Reputation points

2021-07-02T07:55:35.413+00:00

If i have full control on my DEV system, what kind of services do I need to look for? is there any Inbuilt functionality exist.

If not is there any other alternate solution to achieve the same.
WE have the on-premises gate way already exists, but no clue how to set up the remaining. if you have any prototype please share the document or steps.
Pramod Valavala 20,656 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

2021-07-06T07:01:16.987+00:00

@RaavanSuraj The service could be anything and in any language that can run locally. Even a bash/PowerShell script would do really, and you could just set it up to run on a schedule (CRON for Linux, Task Scheduler for Windows, Automator for MacOS).

To make the script simpler, you could offload the email sending action to a logic app with a HTTP trigger and simply call the logic app from your script.

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