Working with Bicep – Part 2: Azure Function App Deployment

Hi Folks, 

In Part 1, we explored how to use Azure Bicep to deploy Logic Apps and integrate with Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations (D365FO). Now, in Part 2, we’ll extend that architecture by deploying Azure Function Apps using Bicep—enabling custom logic, token handling, and deeper orchestration capabilities.

Just for a recap, lets understand why Azure function is so awesome, Azure Functions are serverless compute services ideal for lightweight processing, transformations, and integrations. When paired with Logic Apps, they offer:

• Custom logic execution (e.g., token parsing, data shaping)
• Event-driven triggers (e.g., D365FO business events)
• Scalable backend processing without managing infrastructure

In todays post lets take a real time scenario, To authenticate Logic Apps with D365FO, you often need to retrieve an OAuth token. Here’s how an Azure Function can help, below is sample code which can be called from Logic Apps to retrieve and inject the token dynamically.

  Here are some known issues and their possible fixes (atlest they worked for me ;) )

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