Grab your favorite tweets in mailbox using - Azure Logic App

Microsoft introduces the new world of simple integration called Logic Apps. One of the most powerful features offered in Azure in order to integrate complex stuff in an easy way. Visual designer to model and automate your process as a series of steps known as a workflow.

Out-of-the-box connectors reduce integration challenges in Microsoft Azure. Connect applications, data, and devices anywhere in the world doesn’t matter they are on-premises or in the cloud. Connectors range includes Salesforce, Office 365, Twitter, Dropbox, Google Services and much more.


Below article is having steps (Grab your favourite tweets from twitter in your mailbox) with images

1. Login with your credentials on https://portal.azure.com 





2. Search for Logic App



3. Give a Name, Select Subscription, Resource Group and location. In my case since i am New Zealand so close for us is Australia.



4. After you press ok, Logic App will be in deployment process



5. You can see heaps of options but I will select only "When New Tweet is Posted" because we need to catch all favourite tweets



6. Here it required "Sign In" your account



7. Popup will show appear for credentials input



8. Since I need to see all Azure Stack tweets so, my input below is #AzureStack



9. Search for email, you will get no of options including gmail as well, I am selecting outlook.com



10. After you select Email Option will give you prompt about authorization to your email account



11. Fill the fields with your requirements



12. After you give an email submit and you can see the success message as shown below



13. Now from my Twitter account I did tweet with hash tag #AzureStack



14. Next minute email prompted in my mail box :)



15. Here you go, you can see i received the latest tweet :)



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Provisioning Azure VM Using PowerShell

Creating Virtual Machine using PowerShell is quite easy. You just need to replace the parameters. VM required to be placed in proper Resource Group, Storage Account to hold the disks, Virtual Network to identify on network and security stuff, IPs for communication. All these has bundled in one script below

1. In PowerShell use below command in order to connect with Azure

Login-AzureRmAccount



2. Run the below script

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Given below script is helpful to join Azure Active Directory. Pass the parameters in order to proceed in PowerShell.