Using Ethereum Logic Apps to publish ledger data to Azure Search
Description
Integration with smart contracts is a common topic with developers. Whether with apps, data, messaging or services there is a desire to connect the functions and events of smart contracts in an end to end scenario. In this episode, we look at the different types of scenarios and look at the most common use case – how to quickly expose your smart contract functions as microservices with the Ethereum Blockchain Connector for Logic Apps or Flow.
Additional documentation is available at: http://aka.ms/ethlogicapp
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The Discussion
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Kent How come in these videos you do not show how to configure the Ethereum connector and talk about underlying Azure Blockchain dependencies? The Logic Apps is the easy part :-)