You are developing an Azure Logic App that summarizes and translates Microsoft Word documents. Clients upload Word documents to an Azure File share, and all documents are processed once per day.
Each document takes more than 10 minutes to process, and each client processes thousands of documents per day.
You need to ensure that customers can process documents on demand while minimizing costs.
Which two types of Logic App triggers can you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
A.
HTTP
B.
Request
C.
HTTPWebhook
D.
ApiConnection
E.
ApiConnectionWebhook
any explanation?!!
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Anser is correct:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-workflow-actions-triggers
Also from Study Guide Second Edition:
Request:
Responds to incoming HTTP requests to start the Logic App’s work ow in real time. Very versatile, in that it can be called from any web-based application, exter- nal webhook events, even from another Logic App with a request and response action.
API Connection Webhook:
The API connection trigger is similar to the HTTP trigger in its basic functionality. However, the parameters for identifying the action are slightly different.
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Answer should be ApiConnection & ApiConnectionWebHook since they both are Managed API and we are dealing with MS Document.
With Managed API, Create logic apps that use services such as Azure Blob Storage, Office 365, Dynamics, Power BI, OneDrive, Salesforce, SharePoint Online, and many more.
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Managed API does not support File Storage so options D and E are incorrect.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/connectors/apis-list#managed-api-connectors
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If “on demand” means “manually” then only option B would be valid.
If “on demand” means “automatically” the only options A and C would be valid.
Managed API does not support File Storage so options D and E are incorrect.
Since we have to choose 2 types, I would say A en C are the correct answer.
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