Read data from Blob using Logic App

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The article discusses creating an Azure Logic App that reads blob content from Azure Storage and responds with specific data.
Use cases for the Logic App include data processing pipeline, configuration management, and customer support automation.
Prerequisites for creating the Logic App include having an account on Azure Portal, Azure Blob Storage Account & Container, and Azure Blob Storage Explorer.
Steps to create a Logic App in Azure involve creating the Logic App, filling in necessary details, choosing between Consumption and Standard plans, and uploading files to Blob Storage.
The process of creating a Logic App to read data from Blob involves setting up Logic App Designer, adding Blob Storage action, configuring Blob Storage action, adding response action, saving and testing the Logic App.
The article emphasizes the flexibility and power of Azure Logic Apps in building serverless workflows and automating processes.
Readers are encouraged to explore more complex workflows and possibilities for automation and integration in their business processes with Azure Logic Apps.
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