'To perform JSON-to-JSON Transformation in Azure Logic Apps Liquid Map with more than one input JSON sources

am exploring Liquid Transformation maps which Azure Logic Apps (Standard) offers to see if more than one JSON sources can be fed into one map to transform a single JSON response. As per Azure Documentation, I think its possible to transform JSON-to-JSON from only one JSON source.

How to achieve liquid map transformation from multiple JSON sources as input in Azure Logic App?

Any help is much appreciated.

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Solution 1:[1]

For JSON - JSON transform you can use JOLT transformation library

Jolt :

  • provides a set of transforms, that can be "chained" together to form the overall JSON to JSON transform.
  • focuses on transforming the structure of your JSON data, not manipulating specific values
    • The idea being: use Jolt to get most of the structure right, then write code to fix values
  • consumes and produces "hydrated" JSON : in-memory tree of Maps, Lists, Strings, etc.
    • use Jackson (or whatever) to serialize and deserialize the JSON text

Solution 2:[2]

There's not a 1:1 relationship between OS threads and logical/physical cores. A typical implementation, say the Linux kernel, will schedule runnable threads on available execution resources (logical/physical cores, hardware threads or whatever you wish to call it). The number of OS threads that an OS can support depends mostly on available memory and OS internal data structures. On typical PC hardware, Linux can easily support tens of thousands of OS threads.

But yes, if the number of runnable OS threads is less than or equal to the number of hardware threads, all of them can run truly simultaneously.

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Solution 1 SaiSakethGuduru-MT
Solution 2 janneb

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