There is two main products in the Azure offering for hosting microservices: Azure Functions and Logic Apps. The former is a code-first integration service designed for developers, the latter is a configutation-first integration service which makes it easy to build processes and workflows and integrate with various SaaS and enterprise applications.
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One of the key question when developing Logic Apps is how to create an atomic re-deployable package that you will use to deploy your worfklow to another tenant. A typical use-case, is when you have distinct tenants for development and production. You need not only to deploy the workflow itself but also the API connections that you have created during the development.
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