How to do a Basic HTTP Request with Power Automate

Learn how to perform a basic HTTP Request with Power Automate. By using this powerful tool, you can automate your workflow and reduce manual work. We will walk you through the step-by-step process of setting up the HTTP Request action, configuring your request URL, and parsing the JSON response.

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00:00 - Introduction to HTTP Action in Power Automate
00:38 - Goal: Fetching a Random Joke from GitHub
01:10 - Setting Up Input for Trigger (Email)
02:15 - Exploring HTTP Action and Choosing Method (GET)
03:22 - Testing the HTTP Action with a Sample URI
04:56 - Identifying the Need for Parse JSON Action
06:12 - Configuring Parse JSON to Extract Joke Details
07:49 - Posting Joke Setup to Microsoft Teams with Flow Bot

[natcongreso]

Hi, is there a possibility that I can trigger a flow using a URL, then return the result as HTML as well?
So im trying to build a powerautomate that will verify if a certain Certificate is valid using a URL that is in a form of QR

[edjk]

This is very helpful. My flow runs successfully however, after the first email passes through the sms gateway and reaches the recipient the others fail. Is there a way to fix this. I am using the O365 Send V2 action.

[diogolupinaccicosta]

You need to have a Premium licence for it right?