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Deploying Azure API Management v2 with VNet injection, workspaces, and a workspace gateway: the parts nobody documented (part 1)

When Microsoft released the v2 tier of Azure API Management, it came with a promise: simpler networking, faster deployment, and a federation model that finally lets teams manage their own APIs without stepping on each other. On paper, it looks …
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Naming conventions for Azure Integration Services: How I structure a Hybrid Integration Platform in Microsoft Azure

Introduction As organizations scale their use of Microsoft Azure, the number of deployed resources grows rapidly. Without structure and naming discipline, even a well-designed integration platform can quickly become difficult to manage. In a Hybrid Integration Platform (HIP) built with …
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Azure Connector Namespaces: Managed Connectors Beyond Logic Apps

Introduction For years, managed connectors have been one of the strongest value propositions of Azure Logic Apps. Do you need to interact with Office 365, SharePoint, SAP, Service Bus, SQL Server, Salesforce or hundreds of other services? Chances are there …
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From best kept secret to Open Source: My Logic Apps Standard Testing framework

Introduction Over the past years, I have spent a significant amount of time working with Azure Logic Apps. Like many others, I started with Logic Apps Consumption and gradually transitioned into Logic Apps Standard as it matured and became more …
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About Sahin

Sahin Özdemir is a Microsoft MVP specializing in Azure Integration Services and cloud-based integration solutions. With deep expertise in Azure Logic Apps and enterprise integration patterns, he helps organizations design and implement scalable, reliable, and maintainable integration platforms in Microsoft Azure.

Since starting his career in 2004 as a Microsoft stack developer, Sahin has progressed through multiple roles, evolving into an Integration Architect and Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) at Scrum.org. In 2011, he embraced Agile ways of working, coaching organizations, teams, and individuals in applying the Scrum Framework to deliver high-value software efficiently.

Sahin excels in designing and delivering complex integration solutions using Microsoft Azure, Azure Integration Services, and Azure DevOps. He engages deeply with clients to understand their challenges and craft solutions tailored to real-world needs. Through his blog and the LogicCast podcast, he shares practical insights, architectural guidance, and hands-on strategies for building production-grade integration systems.

Actively contributing to the community, Sahin shares knowledge on LinkedIn, participates in discussions, and collaborates across the Azure ecosystem. His approach bridges theory and practice, helping developers and architects tackle common integration challenges with clarity and best practices.

An open mind, clear vision, quality of work, ownership, clear communication, technical passion and a can-do mentality are traits that come naturally. Sahin currently works at Rubicon Cloud Advisor.

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