How does the Azure Logic Apps pricing model work, and what factors can affect the cost?
Azure Logic Apps pricing model consists of two components: action executions and connector executions. Action executions refer to the number of times an action is executed within a logic app, while connector executions represent the usage of built-in or custom connectors.
Factors affecting cost include :
1. Number of actions : More actions lead to higher costs.
2. Connector type : Built-in connectors are generally cheaper than premium ones.
3. Execution frequency : Frequent execution increases cost.
4. Data movement : Transferring large volumes of data can impact cost.
5. Enterprise Integration Pack (EIP) usage : EIP features like B2B capabilities add to the overall cost.
6. Location : Costs may vary based on the Azure region selected for deployment.
Optimizing these factors helps in managing the overall cost of using Azure Logic Apps.
