Getting started with Azure Blockchain Service Part IV: Publish events and ledger data
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Once your infrastructure is configured and smart contracts authored, you need a ingest data, events and messages relevant to your smart contracts. Doing so requires integration with a heterogeneous set of legacy business applications, databases and end points, which can be time consuming and costly. In this session, we cover patterns and serverless tools for sending data to the ledger network you've created with Azure Blockchain Service.
Watch Part IV: Publishing events and ledger data to consuming applications
View our Logic App connectors in the Azure Blockchain Dev Kit
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