Logic Apps — Integration Workflows
How Azure Logic Apps really runs a workflow: Consumption (multitenant, per execution) vs Standard (single-tenant on the Functions runtime, stateful and stateless workflows, built-in connectors, VNet), managed vs built-in connectors, retry policies and run-after error handling, run history, limits, integration accounts for B2B, agent workflows, and the throttling and retry drills interviewers probe.
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