Azure Logic Apps

Easy to set up and login.

Easy end to end integration of all the apps and data.

User interface or designer to configure the actions should be improved.

Business processes are a bit difficult to visualize using this app.

Create advanced and complex workflows

Easy deployment

Ability to host maps and schemas locally

More advanced action options can be added to the workflow templates.

More advanced workflow templates could be added.

Troubleshooting process could be improved.

It has an extensive amount of connectors.

SFTP for sharing files ensures efficient sharing of files to emails which stimulates logic apps.

Several options for languages.

It falls short of alerting capabilities.

Microsoft Azure should be unclouded with its pricing. We don't always know how much an inclusion will affect the monthly price. So we have to speculate where we are with the price and if we can afford to include another asset.

Scalable as well as reasonably priced

Customizable Tasks/Jobs Scheduled

Interact with most third-party products and interfaces

For large-scale execution/branching that isn't directly tied to data, it becomes more difficult to control

It's much easier for developers to think about Azure Logic Apps now that there's more precise and clear documentation and examples

If Else's iteration/looping and depth can be enhanced

Plenty of options for integrating with other systems

Affordability

Simple management and integration of the system

Configuring a workflow might be a difficult task

It's a lot of work to do sophisticated custom work with it

There's room for improvement in the user interface

Creating and preprint workflows.

Executing workflows in a simple way.

Bring different applications and services together.

More training and help guides.

Simplifying the implementation process.

Multiple user integration.

Scheduling Tasks

Integration w/ other Systems

Taks Automation

Pricing

Responding to Azure Events

Scalable and cost effective

Customized Scheduled Jobs/Tasks

Able to connect with most of the external products/interfaces

Automated Mail Response

Iteration/Looping along with depth in If Else can be improved

Becomes difficult to manage for large scale execution/branching as the project/requirements grow, which may not be related to data by kind of decision tree

More Precise and Clear documentation, along with examples, makes developer's job easy to consider Azure Logic Apps

Huge library of integrations available

Ease of use

Easy integration and management

Easy to get up and running, and easy to manage

Preconfigured connectors from Azure

Workflows are quite complex to configure

Doing advanced custom work with it can be quite painstaking

The GUI could do with being a bit more modern

Even if you do know how to code there's no way to easily add logic to the logic apps

Connecting to different services using OOB connectors

Support for HTTP connectors which enables user to leverage RestAPIs

Readability, i.e., it looks just like a Visio diagram. Even managers or HRs can have a look and get to know what's happening

It's a Programmer's Lego. It's fun connecting them at the same time getting the work done

Limitations on a variable. For instance, an array can hold only 1500 as of now. There are several limitations like these. Increasing these numbers helps users a lot.

Nesting Depth: A single if-else statement itself takes two levels. If there are multiple levels, then there is no choice but to have another logic app.

Execution Time: This is a huge drawback as far as I am concerned. One can easily develop and deploy a logic app in 30 mins, which might take at least 3 hours if we have done it in any other way (like c# coding + functions). But the main pain point is the testing. If a loop has 5000 elements and is using the same variable, the runtime might take literally an hour to complete.

API connections: Let's say if an API has a limit of 1000 calls per 5 minutes, and my logic app needs to do 5000 calls. There is no way I can create 5 API connections and dynamically use them in Azure Logic Apps.

Easy Debugging

Enterprise App automation

Vast No. of connectors

Pricing

Documentation

Error Handling

We use it for an email connector to a function app and as a way to move items into a storage account.

We use it as a way to preprocess information before it goes into function app or a SharePoint site.

Some of the integrations can be a bit tricky to work with and the help info isn't that straight forward.

Triggers can be challenging sometimes.

The programmability in Logic Apps needs improvements.

Simple to use and start with

Very intuitive interface

Powerful connections out of the box

Better explanation of all the features that you have available

Better documentation as it is a new platform

More start up projects to give users an idea of the power of the logic app