Create and deploy an Azure Logic Apps workflow using Azure Resource Manager templates
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In this module, you’ll define an Azure Logic Apps workflow declaratively as a Resource Manager template and deploy the app using the Azure Command Line Interface (CLI).
Define an Azure Logic Apps workflow declaratively in Workflow Definition Language., Deploy an Azure Logic Apps workflow definition as a Resource Manager template using the Azure CLI., Define a more configurable template using parameters.
Familiarity with the basics of running and authoring Azure Logic Apps workflows
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