Doing more with Logic Apps
Getting started with Azure Blockchain Service Part IV: Publish events and ledger data
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Description
An important final step to building shared blockchain based utilities is enabling your business apps and databases to communicate with the new immutable data that is stored on the ledger. In this session we cover the patterns for publishing ledger data to off-chain databases, creating events for your consuming applications and visualizing ledger activity using tools like PowerBI
View our Logic App connectors in the Azure Blockchain Dev Kit
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The Discussion
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okayakdeniz Azure BlockChain Workbench /REST API gets contracts data from offchain SQL Database. When I manipulate the block or transaction in the sql tables, how can i sure that the offchain values same as the blockchain service values?