You created an Azure Logic App to send email notifications when an Application Insights availability test detects degraded availability. Which type of Logic App trigger should you use to invoke the workflow from the availability test?
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Correct answer: a Request trigger.
Why this is the answer
A Request trigger (specifically, "When an HTTP request is received") is the correct choice because Application Insights availability tests can be configured to call a specific URL (a webhook) upon failure or degradation. This trigger provides a publicly accessible HTTP POST endpoint that the availability test can invoke directly. An HTTP Webhook trigger is used for subscribing to events from a service and receiving callbacks, which isn't how Application Insights directly invokes external services for alerts. An HTTP trigger is a more general term and less precise than "Request trigger" in the context of Logic Apps responding to an incoming HTTP call. An ApiConnection trigger is used to connect to other Azure services or third-party APIs, not to receive an arbitrary incoming HTTP request.
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