In the previous chapter, you learned about one of the Azure serverless technologies that you can use to implement a workflow or to integrate external systems into your workflow. Durable Functions are a powerful tool that can be used to do this, but they are code-based functions, and their integration with external systems is poor. Durable Functions have only a dozen of the bindings that are needed to interact with enterprise systems, for example, they do not have native integration with Dynamic 365, SharePoint, or Office 365 Outlook. In enterprise scenarios, these types of integrations are very important and useful, and using Durable Functions to implement them, even if it is possible, is very hard.
In these scenarios, you can use Logic Apps that allow you to design and implement workflows and integrations with hundreds of connectors through...
