Configure Azure Logic App - FH-Inway/d365fo.tools GitHub Wiki
Intro
So you want to be able to notify someone when a cmdlet is done running? You read about the magical Invoke-D365LogicApp cmdlet?
This will guide you through on how to configure everything inside the Azure Portal.
Requirements
You will need the following before you can start:
- An active Azure subscription
- An Office365 user account (Azure Active Directory)
- Email license assigned
Prepare
Download a copy of the file AzureLogicApp-Template.json and save if on your computer.
Implementation
- Visit https://portal.azure.com
- Click "Create a resource"
- Search for "Template" and select the "Template deployment" option from the results
- Click "Create"
- Click "Build your own template in the editor"
- Click "Load file"
- Locate the *"AzureLogicApp-Template.json" file that you downloaded earlier.
- After the import of the json file, click on the "Variables" and select the "ConnectionName". Change the name of the connection in the editor if you want - it doesn't have any real impact on the solution.
- Fill in all the details that are necessary, click the "I agree to the terms and conditions stated above" checkbox and click on "Purchase"
- Wait for the deployment to complete. Click on the notification icon in the top right corner.
- Click on "Resource groups" and search for the resource group you filled in during deployment. Click the resource group to continue.
- Click on "NotifyWhenDone" (Logic App) - remember that you could have changed the name during deployment.
- Click "Edit"
- Click on the "Connections" bar with the Outlook icon and the yellow/orange exclamation mark. Click on "Invalid Connection".
- Select an account of yours that is an AAD and have an email license.
- Click on the connection that has a blue checkmark to the left.
- Validate that things look like they should.
- Save the Logic App.
- Click "Edit" once more.
- Click "When a Http Request is received" and click on the copy to clipboard button next to the URL.
