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Azure node

An Azure node lets you interact with Azure Resource Manager services directly from your flow. Use it to retrieve data, create or modify resources, and perform actions across Azure services. The output of one node becomes the input for the next, allowing you to define a sequence of actions and operations.

Before you begin​

Azure nodes use permissions from an Azure tenant already connected through Cloud Connect. Create a CloudFlow connection by reusing the existing Azure permissions, then select that connection when you configure the node.

Find an action​

When adding an Azure node to a flow, select Azure as the provider and then find an action by searching or browsing within Azure services.

Configure an action​

Selecting an action node opens a side panel where you configure its parameters, connection, and test settings:

  • Parameters: Select the service and action, then enter the Azure subscription ID and any parameters required by the operation. A resource group is required only for operations scoped to a resource group. For field types and how to reference values from previous nodes, see Node parameters.

  • Connection: Select an Azure connection that uses the tenant and permissions required by the action. See Use connections.

  • Test: Test the node configuration before publishing the flow. See Test nodes.

CloudFlow automatically follows paginated Azure responses and waits for supported Azure long-running operations to finish before the flow proceeds.

Require approval​

If an action should be approved before its execution, select Require approval for this action and configure the approval notification. For details, see Require approval for an action.

Limitations​

Azure nodes support Azure Resource Manager APIs. Azure data-plane APIs that require a service-specific authentication audience are not supported.

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