In any enterprise, workflows are very important to run the business. Workflows are developed so that the system can send notifications to different users for a specific workflow level as assignment, and also persist the state of each workflow instance that can be used for further processing. With Azure App Services in Microsoft Azure, we can use Logic Apps to create workflows by orchestrating Software as a Service components.

With Logic Apps, we can compose a workflow that runs in Azure and the Azure Service Fabric takes cares of all the underlying controlling of the workflow.

Logic Apps consist of the following three components, which can run in Azure or on-premise:

• Connectors
• Triggers
• Actions