Build a HTTP-Triggered Azure Logic App with Custom Response
Create an Azure Logic Apps that processes HTTP POST requests and returns customized JSON responses without writing code.

Lab overview
Azure Logic Apps is a cloud-based platform that enables you to create and run automated workflows with minimal code. It provides a visual designer and pre-built connectors that make it easy to integrate various services and automate business processes. Logic Apps is particularly useful for scenarios involving system integration, data processing, and workflow automation.
In this hands-on lab, you'll create a serverless API endpoint using Azure Logic Apps. You'll build a workflow that accepts HTTP POST requests with JSON payloads, processes the incoming data, and returns customized responses. This lab demonstrates how Logic Apps can be used to create simple APIs without writing traditional code, showcasing the platform's visual development capabilities.
Learning Objectives
Upon completing this lab, you will be able to:
- Create and configure an Azure Logic App using the visual designer
- Set up HTTP triggers with JSON schema validation
- Configure dynamic response actions using data from incoming requests
- Test API endpoints using browser developer tools
- Understand Logic Apps' role in serverless integration scenarios
Who is this lab for?
This lab is designed for:
- Cloud Beginners who want to understand serverless workflows
- Azure Practitioners starting their journey with Logic Apps
- Solution Architects exploring low-code integration options
- API Developers interested in rapid API prototyping
Verified against your live environment
An automated validation engine inspects your actual resources and configurations as you work. Completion means the task was performed — not multiple choice, real-world proficiency.
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Environment
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- Real environment, pre-credentialed
- Automated checks on every step
- Isolated sandbox, auto cleanup
- AI-recommended next steps
Lab curriculum
- 01
Logging into Azure Account using Azure Portal
- 02
Creating an Azure Logic App
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