'Services and Logic Apps

On the onpremises servers, we have console/worker services batch job (services) deployed. Can I use the logic APP to keep track of them? When I mention tracking, I mean

  1. remotely activating any console  job/service
  2. remotely stopping the  job/service
  3. Skipping jobs, halting job/service, and disabling job/service
  4. Skipping jobs, halting job/service, and disabling job/service
  5. If any exceptions are thrown, get the service(job) error status. Which Microsoft tool may be used in this situation? We intend to create a dashboard that will allow us to remotely monitor and control all of our services. My question is, can we make use of Logic App in this circumstance in any way?


Solution 1:[1]

  • Yes, you can connect to Azure Logic Apps through On-prem using Data Gateways.

After you install the on-premises data gateway on a local computer and before you can access data sources on premises from your logic apps, you have to create a gateway resource in Azure for your gateway installation. You can then select this gateway resource in the triggers and actions that you want to use for the on-premises connectors available in Azure Logic Apps. Azure Logic Apps supports read and write operations through the data gateway. However, these operations have limits on their payload size.

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  • As Suggested by Skin, Yes there are many ways to connect to On-prem Data to logic app and the best and easy way would be connecting it through Service Bus/Storage Queue.
  • You can refer this Microsoft Document for more information.

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