Error handling, error messages, and throwing exceptions are basic capabilities of any programming language, but when dealing with Logic Apps, this may not be as basic as you think. In this session, we’ll dive deep into the crucial topic of error handling within Azure Logic Apps Standard and Consumption. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, understanding how to manage errors effectively is essential for building robust workflows and ensuring seamless operations.

We'll explore various built-in mechanisms, such as retry policies, scopes, and exception-handling patterns, that enable you to build resilient workflows. Additionally, we'll cover different strategies and best practices for getting error messages and throwing custom exceptions to simplify the logic of the processes and inject data into the logging and alert systems, ensuring that your apps remain reliable and maintainable even in the face of unexpected failures.
By the end of this session, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of handling errors, optimizing your workflows, and ensuring fault tolerance in your Logic Apps, all while keeping your operational downtime to a minimum.