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Backup and restore Azure Logic Apps using Azure Management API with GitHub integration Logic App Manager enables seamless backup and restore of Azure Logic Apps directly from the Azure Portal. KEY FEATURES: ✅ One-click backup to local files ✅ GitHub integration for version-controlled backups ✅ Restore from any previous backup version ✅ Works directly in Azure Portal (no separate tools needed) ✅ Secure: Uses your existing Azure authentication HOW IT WORKS: 1. Navigate to any Logic App in Azure Portal 2. Click the extension icon (blue when on Azure Portal) 3. Choose backup destination: Local File or GitHub 4. Restore any time by selecting a backup file or GitHub version GITHUB INTEGRATION (Optional): - Version-controlled backups in your GitHub repository - View backup history with commit timeline - Select any previous version to restore - Secure: Token stored in session only (cleared on browser close) PRIVACY & SECURITY: - No data collection or analytics - Open source and transparent - Uses Azure Portal session authentication - GitHub integration is completely optional Perfect for developers, DevOps engineers, and Azure administrators who want reliable Logic App backup and version control. Source code: https://github.com/albertsikkema/logic-app-manager Website: https://github.com/albertsikkema/logic-app-manager Support URL: https://github.com/albertsikkema/logic-app-manager/issues
Oct 28, 2025
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