154 - Azure Logic Apps and Power Automate Differences - Part 1

In this video, we are going to discuss the similarities and differences between Azure Logic Apps and Power Automate. Topics include:
- Subscriptions, Security Boundaries, Additional Security Features, Governance.

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[dougydoe]

Well presented Kent. I look forward to the subsequent ones.

[rezcan]

Love the content Kent. You rightly pointed out Easy Auth & Conditional Access separately, but another thing that I think needs to be highlighted here is the powerful use cases that the combination of these two can unblock for http based triggered Workflows in Logic Apps. It's a big plus for Logic Apps an for those customers that security is important to them, but they want to keep their API exposure to public internet simple (and not use APIM or reverse proxy based solutions). Easy Auth + AAD Conditional Access = Another layer of security! Also it's worth noting that Power platform tenant isolation is only for AAD based connectors :)

[tylerkolota]

Topic Suggestion: Pay as you go PA vs. Consumption LA

Seems like consumption based Logic Apps is always better. I’d like to know if you or anyone know something I’m not seeing.

[Xprtentertainment]

Curious how you think of lifecycle and deployment of logic app standard, whats the way here? Is it local development (which sucks) and deploy? Or Is it from portal? How can u test vnet stuff from local? We skipped all recommended ways and just develop in portal and manual extrakt workflows becuase local dev and deployment (built in vs managed connector sucks) when Will this be eneterprise ready? (Dev, qa, prod) Also: why isnt file system connector (built in) supported ourside asev3! It was supposed to be