Parse JSON in a Playbook
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To parse JSON in a playbook, what do you need to provide Logic Apps with?
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Reference:
In order to parse JSON in a Logic App playbook, you need to provide the Logic App with the JSON schema.
A JSON schema is a description of the structure of JSON data that is used to validate JSON data. It defines the data types, properties, and constraints that are expected for a particular JSON object. By providing the JSON schema to a Logic App, the app can understand the structure of the incoming JSON data and use that information to parse and manipulate the data as needed.
Option A, "The Log Analytics workspace key", and option D, "The Log Analytics workspace ID", are both related to Log Analytics workspaces, which are a component of Azure Monitor used for collecting, analyzing, and visualizing data from various sources. However, they are not directly related to parsing JSON in a Logic App playbook.
Option B, "An API key", and option E, "The API's URL", are both related to using APIs (application programming interfaces) to interact with external systems or services. While APIs can certainly be used in a Logic App playbook, they are not specifically required for parsing JSON data.
