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Updates from the INTEGRATE 2024 Conference
The document discusses updates for Azure Integration Services, including new features for Logic Apps and geo-replication for Azure Messaging Service Bus and Event Hubs, available in public preview. It highlights end-to-end monitoring capabilities and automated testing for hybrid deployment models. Key improvements include enhanced business process tracking and support for Kafka compatibility and schema validation in Event Hubs.
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- 8. Azure Integration Environment(Public Preview)
- 9. Azure Integration Environment(Public Preview)
- 10. End to EndAIS Monitoring • Supports Logic Apps, APIM, and Service Bus • Exposed in a workbook via App Insights • Business Process Tracking: • BAs/Architects define various stages and data properties to collect key data at the right time. • Devs can map the conceptual business process to an underlying technical solution, • Enables reliable data collection and visualization in Azure Data Explorer
- 11. Business Process StageStatus feature
- 12. BRE for LogicApps
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- 27. Service Bus : Geo- Replication •Full data replication across multiple regions • Synchronous & asynchronous replication • Promote Secondary Primary • Now in Public Preview • Releasing for Event Hubs & Service Bus • Initially a limited set of regions
- 28. Service Bus :Geo-Replication
- 29. Azure Event Hubs 1.Geo-Replication: across the multiple regions; available for Public Preview as of June 24, 2024. 2. Emulator: Container supported in Windows and Linux. AMQP support. The emulator is for the dev/test purposes only. 3. Kafka: Now the Event Hubs supports 100% Kafka Compatibility for the transactions and Streaming (Public Preview). 4. Schema Registry: Event Hubs supports JSON Schema (GA) for validation, Protobuf (Public Preview) and Avro Schema which are required for decoding.
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Editor's Notes
- #5 Enables customers to select their preferred target framework when initiating projects, Accommodates both legacy and modern scenarios with .Net 8 support. Inline scripting capabilities have been expanded to include C# and PowerShell, DEMO: a logic app workflow utilizing C# inline scripting to compress files upon receiving an HTTP request.
- #6 Regarding deployment flow, investments are made in generating deployment scripts, from parameterizing Azure connections during workflow creation to producing artefacts through in-tooling gestures. These scripts can be assigned to slots without disrupting production workflows, facilitating zero downtime deployments.
- #8 Integration Environments (Public Preview) introduce the ability to group your Logic Apps, connectors, and other assets into logical applications. makes monitoring, troubleshooting, and lifecycle management a breeze. Business Process Tracking bridges the gap between technical workflows and real-world business processes. allows you to define stages within your Logic Apps workflows and capture key data points along the way. With the integration environment, you can further group resources together in the form of an application, generally relying on specific business processes or projects (e.g., payroll, order processing, onboarding).
- #9 Integration Environments (Public Preview) introduce the ability to group your Logic Apps, connectors, and other assets into logical applications. makes monitoring, troubleshooting, and lifecycle management a breeze. Business Process Tracking bridges the gap between technical workflows and real-world business processes. This powerful feature allows you to define stages within your Logic Apps workflows and capture key data points along the way. Imagine this: a clear visualization of your data flow, from trigger to action. Business analysts and architects can now gain valuable insights, pinpoint potential bottlenecks, and ensure your integrations are tightly aligned with business objectives. With the integration environment, you can further group resources together in the form of an application, generally relying on specific business processes or projects (e.g., payroll, order processing, onboarding).
- #10 Key benefits include: A top-level Azure resource for business process tracking. Greater control over data. Establishment of logs. Adding metadata through tags.
- #11 Additionally, the business process stage status feature, which was a top-requested feedback item, lets users know the status of each stage (whether succeeded or failed). This gives full control over exceptions, whether technical or business-related.
- #14 This model allows you to deploy standard Logic Apps to customer-managed infrastructure (on-premise, private cloud, public cloud). It focuses on semi-connectors, enabling local processing (workflows running on-premise), local data access (e.g., SQL), and local network access while managing everything from the Azure portal. Facilitated through Azure Arc, this feature lets you view insights such as run history and deployed apps locally. Deploy to customer managed infrastructure Semi-connected W/Fs run on local servers Data storage is local Network is local Control plane is in Azure Portal (via Arc)
- #15 This model allows you to deploy standard Logic Apps to customer-managed infrastructure (on-premise, private cloud, public cloud). It focuses on semi-connectors, enabling local processing (workflows running on-premise), local data access (e.g., SQL), and local network access while managing everything from the Azure portal. Facilitated through Azure Arc, this feature lets you view insights such as run history and deployed apps locally.
- #17 IN DEVELOPMENT: Two approaches, Codeless and Codeful
- #19 End of June start
- #27 A major announcement was made regarding Geo Replication, humorously dubbed “Double Decker Service Bus.” This feature enables full data replication across multiple regions, providing robust disaster recovery capabilities. The public preview for this functionality will commence soon.
- #28 A major announcement was made regarding Geo Replication, humorously dubbed “Double Decker Service Bus.” This feature enables full data replication across multiple regions, providing robust disaster recovery capabilities. The public preview for this functionality will commence soon.
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- #32 Mike mentioned that workspaces will become generally available in mid-summer. Workspaces will support runtime isolation, enabling: Isolation and monitoring of consumption and faults Association of a gateway resource with a workspace in API Management Independent control plane with networking and scale configuration API hostname is unique per workspace per gateway