Azure Infrastructure
Index of the Azure resources behind the Three Bears Alaska applications - the Logic Apps that orchestrate work between systems, and the Azure Functions that build the files those flows send.
How It Fits Together
Click the graphic to open it full size. The shape of every flow is the same: an application hands work to
a Logic App, the Logic App calls an Azure Function to build a file, and the result goes out through
email-notifier - the one resource nearly every flow depends on.
On the data side, BRData and Costco each push into Three Bears Alaska's own databases, which also hold tables they maintain by hand. Those databases are what replicate into ours - we never read from BRData or Costco directly.
The legacy Warehouse Order Guide is the exception to the flow above. It has its own email sender and does not touch the shared path, which is why it can be retired without disturbing anything else.
Contents
| Area | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Logic Apps | Orchestration - sending purchase orders and reports, monitoring replication, shared utilities |
| Azure Functions | The functions that build purchase order files and tax exemption reports |
Resource Groups
[Placeholder: the tenants, subscriptions, and resource groups in use]
The ThreeBearsAlaska resource group holds the legacy
Warehouse Order Guide and is documented on that page,
including what can be removed when it is retired.