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Hi Tucker, Is this not under the
actions
tag in the workflow definition, that you can add multiple actions? https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/logic/workflow/
I assume, you are using the
azure-native
provider
w
Yes to Azure Native, and to your point. I dont think actions accomplish what I want. We want to create one Logic App Standard that contains multiple different workflows. Actions seems to be a specific element in an workflow (correct me if wrong)
m
Would help if you had a tutorial or example I can look at from using the CLI / Portal / ARM you name! I never worked with the Logic Apps.
w
An example of what we are trying to accomplish?
m
From creating multiple workflows under one logic app. Maybe there is an example or so I can look at.
I tried to google but I see so many different versions
and some examples are very basic.
w
Don’t bother, we tried to Google as well and we havn’t found anything. Which is why I came to this group
m
Can you do this via the Portal UI?
w
Azure native piggy backs off the Azure SDK right?
m
Yes, I saw this too in one medium.com article
NO
w
Yes, you can do this in the portal UI at Portal.Azure
but wed like to do via Pulumi
m
It's directly on the Azure ARM API
Question: Can you export the UI example to Azure ARM? There should be an option
that could be a good starting point to build it in Pulumi too. As azure-native uses the ARM API
w
taking a look ill get back to you
m
kk, and sorry for this. I should do more with Logic App! 😄
w
No prob, we are at a stand still right now so anything to investigate is a plus
ARM stands for Azure Resource Manager right
m
yes
I have to test this now too!
Now you got me hooked 😄
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w
Ok I figured out how I can export the template
m
I could create a Standard logic app to with multiple wrkflows
now I try to understand how to link multiple definitions to one logic app
I think you have to add the defintions files to the storage (into the table)
w
You where able to do that within Portal.Azure?
m
My defintions are stored in a file share inside the storageaccount
under site/wwwroot/
w
but did you do all this via portal.azure or pulumi
m
to upload them to the storage
w
so you did all this using Pulumi?
m
No currently digging through the ARM and the portal
w
cool
m
If you did not done it already, I will write 2morrow a little demo program to try out
the investigation
w
I have dont done already working through, But is your thought you create a resource group and a storage account and then a standard logic app and then the workflows stored in the Storage account?
m
yes
you can set the so called parameter field in the worflow resource
there you can set the StorageAccountName
But it's all vague and I have to try out
w
ok
m
HI @white-architect-1595, Here is the demo Pulumi code to deploy a Azure Logic App (Standard) and a example on uploading the files via Azure CLI It is important that you sent your Azure Subscription ID as config value. See README.md for examples! https://github.com/dirien/quick-bites/tree/main/pulumi-azure-logic-apps