Logic Apps & Flow Custom Connectors
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The document discusses custom connectors, which serve as a replacement for HTTP request connectors and are designed for developers to reuse connections while enhancing API documentation. Key topics include security protocols, access to on-premises data gateways, sharing processes within Azure, and considerations for updating and publishing APIs. Limitations such as the number of connectors and request rates per Azure subscription are also outlined.
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- 3. What are custom connectors Abstract API Replacement for HTTP request connector Developer friendly Re-use connections Augment API Docs
- 5. Definition OpenAPI File OpenAPI URL Postman Collection Define from scratch
- 6. Define your API Swashbuckle NSwag OpenAPI.Net
- 7. Security Anonymous authentication Basic authentication OAuth 2.0 API Key
- 8. Use of On Prem Data Gateway Access on prem APIs from Logic Apps Enable for each connector Leverage existing on prem gateways Access via firewalls On Premises
- 9. Custom connectors for Logic Apps
- 10. Custom connectors for Flow & PowerApps
- 11. Sharing Connectors Automatically shared within Azure Subscription Flow/PowerApp connectors must be shared manually Download OpenAPI definition files
- 12. Considerations Custom connectors should be updated manually when updating your API Multiple API versions = multiple connectors Control visibility of APIs Mark status of each API Extend OpenAPI definition
- 13. Limitations 1000 connectors per Azure subscription 500 requests/min OpenAPI/Postman Collection file to be under 1 mb Postman Collection V1 OpenAPI V2
- 14. Publishing Connectors Qualify • Own the API • Usage Rights • Support Auth • Provide Support • 99.9% uptime* Test • Test the API • Review OpenAPI definitions • Review Schemas and naming conventions • Validate schema Submit • Nominate • Review • Publish Monitor • Reach • Usage • Promote from Preview to GA