Azure Functions Vs. Logic Apps
Answer : Azure Functions is code being triggered by an event. Logic Apps is a workflow triggered by an event. That means that they are also, in fact, complementary. You can, as of sometime yesterday, add a Function as part of a workflow inside a Logic App via the Logic Apps UX. TL;DR - It's Logic Apps + Functions, not Logic Apps OR Functions. "Here are few use cases where you can decide to choose between Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps. Azure Functions: Azure Function is code being triggered by an event Azure Functions can be developed and debugged on local workstation, which is a big plus to increase developer productivity When dealing with synchronous request/response calls, that execute more complex logic, Azure function is preferred option Logic Apps: Logic Apps is a work flow triggered by an event Logic Apps run only in the cloud, as it has a dependency on Microsoft-managed connectors. It cannot be debug, test or run Logic Apps locally Logi...