Azure Logic Apps - Standard

Installation

To have access to the following features, you have to import the module:

PS> Install-Module -Name Arcus.Scripting.LogicApps

Cancel running instances for a Azure Logic App workflow

Use this script to cancel all running instances for a specific Azure Logic App.

Parameter	Mandatory	Description
EnvironmentName	no	The name of the Azure environment where the Azure Logic App resides. (default: AzureCloud)
ResourceGroupName	yes	The resource group containing the Azure Logic App.
LogicAppName	yes	The name of the Azure Logic App containing the workflow for which the runs will be cancelled.
WorkflowName	yes	The name of the workflow within the Azure Logic App for which the runs will be cancelled.
MaximumFollowNextPageLink	no	This sets the amount of pages (30 runs per page) of the Logic App run history (if any) that are retrieved. If not supplied the default value is 10.

Example

Taking an example in which a specific Azure Logic App ("rcv-shopping-order-sftp") needs to have all its runs cancelled for the workflow 'process'.

PS> Cancel-AzLogicAppRuns `
-ResourceGroupName "rg-common-dev" `
-LogicAppName "rcv-shopping-order-sftp" `
-WorkflowName "process"

# Successfully cancelled all running instances for the workflow 'process' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-sftp' in resource group 'rg-common-dev'

Resubmitting failed instances for a Azure Logic App workflow

Use this script to re-run a failed Azure Logic App run.

Parameter	Mandatory	Description
EnvironmentName	no	The name of the Azure environment where the Azure Logic App resides. (default: AzureCloud)
ResourceGroupName	yes	The resource group containing the Azure Logic App.
LogicAppName	yes	The name of the Azure Logic App containing the workflow for which the failed runs will be resubmitted.
WorkflowName	yes	The name of the workflow within the Azure Logic App for which the runs will be resubmitted.
StartTime	yes	The start time in UTC for retrieving the failed instances.
MaximumFollowNextPageLink	no	This sets the amount of pages (30 runs per page) of the Logic App workflow run history (if any) that are retrieved. If not supplied the default value is 10.

Example

Taking an example in which a specific Azure Logic App ("rcv-shopping-order-sftp") needs to have all its failed runs resubmitted from 2023-05-01 00:00:00 for the workflow 'process'.

PS> Resubmit-FailedAzLogicAppRuns `
-ResourceGroupName "rg-common-dev" `
-LogicAppName "rcv-shopping-order-sftp" `
-WorkflowName "process" `
-StartTime "2023-05-01 00:00:00"
# Successfully resubmitted all failed instances for the workflow 'process' in the Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-sftp' in resource group 'rg-common-dev' from '2023-05-01 00:00:00'

Disable a Azure Logic App workflow

Use this script to enable a specific Azure Logic App.

Parameter	Mandatory	Description
ResourceGroupName	yes	The resource group containing the Azure Logic Apps.
LogicAppName	yes	The name of the Azure Logic App containing the workflow to be disabled.
WorkflowName	yes	The name of the workflow within the Azure Logic App that needs to be disabled.

Example

Taking an example in which a specific workflow ("process") in an Azure Logic App ("rcv-shopping-order-sftp") needs to be disabled.

PS> Disable-AzLogicApp `
-ResourceGroupName "rg-common-dev" `
-LogicAppName "rcv-shopping-order-sftp" `
-WorkflowName "process"
# Successfully disabled workflow 'process' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-sftp' in resource group 'rg-common-dev'

Enable a Azure Logic App workflow

Use this script to enable a specific Azure Logic App.

Parameter	Mandatory	Description
ResourceGroupName	yes	The resource group containing the Azure Logic Apps.
LogicAppName	yes	The name of the Azure Logic App to be enabled.
WorkflowName	yes	The name of the workflow within the Azure Logic App that needs to be enabled.

Example

Taking an example in which a specific workflow ("process") in an Azure Logic App ("rcv-shopping-order-sftp") needs to be enabled.

PS> Enable-AzLogicApp `
-ResourceGroupName "rg-common-dev" `
-LogicAppName "rcv-shopping-order-sftp" `
-WorkflowName "process"
# Successfully enabled workflow 'process' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-sftp' in resource group 'rg-common-dev'

Disabling Azure Logic App workflows from configuration file

Typically done the first task of the release pipeline, right before the deployment of the Logic Apps, will disable all specified Logic App workflows in a specific order. The Azure Logic App workflows to be disabled and the order in which this will be done, will be defined in the provided configuration file. The order of the Azure Logic App workflows in the configuration file (bottom to top) defines the order in which they will be disabled by the script. The counterpart of this script is used to enable the Azure Logic App workflows, will take the order as specified (top to bottom) in the file.

Parameter	Mandatory	Description
ResourceGroupName	yes	The resource group containing the Azure Logic Apps.
DeployFileName	yes	If your solution consists of multiple interfaces, you can specify the flow-specific name of the configuration file.

The schema of this configuration file is a JSON structure of an array with the following inputs:

Node	Type	Description
Description	string	Description of Azure Logic App set to disable.
CheckType	enum	None: don't perform any additional checks.
		NoWaitingOrRunningRuns: waits until there are no more waiting or running Logic App instances.
StopType	enum	None: don't disable the given Logic Apps.
		Immediate: disable the given Logic Apps.
LogicApps	array	Set of Logic App names and workflow to disable.

Example

Taking an example in which a set of Azure Logic App workflows need to be disabled, the following configuration will not take into account any active Logic Apps runs (checkType = None) and will immediately disable them (stopType = Immediate), starting with the receive protocol instances and working its way up to the sender Logic App.

[
  {
    "description": "Sender(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "snd-shopping-order-confirmation-smtp",
        "workflows": [
          "send"
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "description": "Orchestrator(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "orc-shopping-order-processing",
        "workflows": [
          "process"
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "description": "Generic Receiver(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "rcv-shopping-order-generic",
        "workflows": [
          "process"
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "description": "Protocol Receiver(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "rcv-shopping-order-protocol",
        "workflows": [
          "receive-ftp",
		  "receive-sftp",
		  "receive-file"
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
]

Example

Disables all the Logic Apps based on the ./deploy-orderControl.json configuration file. Uses the sample configuration file here above.

PS> Disable-AzLogicAppsFromConfig `
-DeployFilename "./deploy-orderControl" `
-ResourceGroupName "my-resource-group"
# Executing batch: Protocol Receiver(s)
# Executing CheckType 'None' for batch 'Protocol Receiver(s)' in resource group 'my-resource-group'"
# Executing Check 'None' => performing no check and executing stopType

# Executing StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully disabled workflow 'receive-file' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'

# Executing StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully disabled workflow 'receive-sftp' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'

# Executing StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully disabled workflow 'receive-ftp' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Protocol Receiver(s)' has been executed

# Executing batch: 'Generic Receiver(s)'
# Executing StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-generic' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully disabled workflow 'process' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-generic' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Generic Receiver(s)' has been executed

# Executing batch: 'Orchestrator(s)'
# Executing StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'orc-shopping-order-processing' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully disabled workflow 'process' in Azure Logic App 'orc-shopping-order-processing' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Orchestrator(s)' has been executed

# Executing batch: 'Sender(s)'
# Executing StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'snd-shopping-order-confirmation-smtp' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully disabled workflow 'send' in Azure Logic App 'snd-shopping-order-smtp' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Sender(s)' has been executed

Enabling Azure Logic App workflows from configuration file

Typically done as the last task of the release pipeline, right after the deployment of the Logic Apps, as this will enable all specified Logic Apps in a specific order. The Azure Logic Apps to be enabled and the order in which this will be done, will be defined in the provided configuration file. The order of the Azure Logic Apps in the configuration file (top to bottom) defines the order in which they will be enabled by the script. The counterpart of this script is used to disable the Azure Logic App workflows, will take the reversed order as specified (bottom to top) in the file.

Parameter	Mandatory	Description
ResourceGroupName	yes	The resource group containing the Azure Logic Apps.
DeployFileName	yes	If your solution consists of multiple interfaces, you can specify the flow-specific name of the configuration file.

The schema of this configuration file is a JSON structure of an array with the following inputs:

Node	Type	Description
Description	string	Description of Azure Logic App set to enable.
CheckType	enum	Not taken into account for enabling Logic Apps.
StopType	enum	None: don't enable the given Logic Apps.
		Immediate: enable the given Logic Apps.
LogicApps	array	Set of Logic App names and workflow to enable.

Example

Taking an example in which a set of Azure Logic App workflows need to be enabled, the following configuration will ignore the checkType, as this is only used for disabling the Logic Apps, and will simply enable them (stopType = Immediate), starting with the sender instances and working its way down to the receive protocol Logic App workflows.
This ensures that all of the down-stream Logic App workflows are enabled by the time the initial/trigger Logic App workflows have been activated.

[
  {
    "description": "Sender(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "snd-shopping-order-confirmation-smtp",
        "workflows": [
          "send"
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "description": "Orchestrator(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "orc-shopping-order-processing",
        "workflows": [
          "process"
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "description": "Generic Receiver(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "rcv-shopping-order-generic",
        "workflows": [
          "receive"
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "description": "Protocol Receiver(s)",
    "checkType": "None",
    "stopType": "Immediate",
    "logicApps": [
      {
        "name": "rcv-shopping-order-protocol",
        "workflows": [
          "receive-ftp",
		  "receive-sftp",
		  "receive-file"
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
]

Example

Enables all the Logic Apps based on the ./deploy-orderControl.json configuration file. Uses the sample configuration file here above.

PS> Enable-AzLogicAppsFromConfig `
-DeployFilename "./deploy-orderControl" `
-ResourceGroupName "my-resource-group"
# Executing batch: 'Sender(s)'
# Reverting StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'snd-shopping-order-confirmation-smtp' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully enabled workflow 'send' in Azure Logic App 'snd-shopping-order-confirmation-smtp' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Sender(s)' has been executed

# Executing batch: 'Orchestrator(s)'
# Reverting StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'orc-shopping-order-processing' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully enabled workflow 'process' in Azure Logic App 'orc-shopping-order-processing' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Orchestrator(s)' has been executed

# Executing batch: 'Generic Receiver(s)'
# Reverting StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-generic' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully enabled workflow 'receive' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-generic' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Generic Receiver(s)' has been executed

# Executing batch: Protocol Receiver(s)
# Reverting StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully enabled workflow 'receive-ftp' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'

# Reverting StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully enabled workflow 'receive-sftp' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'

# Reverting StopType 'Immediate' for Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Successfully enabled workflow 'receive-file' in Azure Logic App 'rcv-shopping-order-protocol' in resource group 'my-resource-group'
# Batch: 'Protocol Receiver(s)' has been executed