Cosmos DB data in a smart contract with Logic Apps
Description
In this first of a multi-part episode, we show how to use the VS Code extension – Azure Blockchain Development Kit for Ethereum, to scaffold out a basic Solidity project, compile it and deploy that contract to a private Azure Blockchain Service, and to a public testnet using Infura.
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Workbench 1.7 and Azure Blockchain Service Integration
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Cosmos DB data in a smart contract with Logic Apps
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