What are some of the common Azure Logic Apps connectors? Can you explain their use case?
Azure Logic Apps connectors are pre-built integrations that enable communication between various services. Some common connectors include:
1. Office 365 Outlook : Automates email-related tasks, such as sending emails or creating calendar events.
2. SharePoint : Facilitates collaboration by automating document management and list manipulation in SharePoint Online.
3. SQL Server : Executes SQL queries and stored procedures on-premises or Azure SQL databases for data manipulation.
4. Dynamics 365 : Integrates with Microsoft’s CRM platform to automate business processes like creating records or updating customer information.
5. Salesforce : Connects to the popular CRM system for managing leads, opportunities, and other sales-related activities.
6. Twitter : Monitors social media activity, enabling sentiment analysis or automated responses to tweets.
7. HTTP/HTTPs : Sends and receives web requests, allowing integration with custom APIs or third-party services.
These connectors simplify complex workflows by providing a visual interface for designing and implementing process automation across multiple platforms without writing code.
