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articles/logic-apps/biztalk-server-migration-overview.md

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 | Modern integration platform as a service (iPaaS) | Azure Logic Apps is part of Azure Integration Services, which provides capabilities that didn't exist when BizTalk Server was originally built, for example: <br><br>- The capability to create and manage REST APIs <br>- Scalable cloud infrastructure <br>- Authentication schemes that are modern, more secure, and easier to implement <br>- Simplified development tools, including many web browser-based experiences <br>- Automatic platform updates and integration with other cloud-native services <br>- Ability to run on premises (Azure Logic Apps hybrid deployment model) |
 | BizTalk feature investments | Azure Logic Apps, the successor to BizTalk Server, includes some core BizTalk Server capabilities. For example, the Azure Logic Apps Rules Engine uses the same runtime as the BizTalk Business Rules Engine (BRE). To help you preserve customer investments in BizTalk Server, the workflow designer in Azure Logic Apps includes additional capabilities such as the Data Mapper tool when you use Visual Studio Code, support for running custom code, and native XML support. |
 | Consumption-based pricing | With traditional middleware platforms, you must often make significant capital investments in procuring licenses and infrastructure, forcing you to "build for peak" and creating inefficiencies. Azure Integration Services provides multiple pricing models that generally let you pay for what you use. Although some pricing models enable and provide access to more advanced features, you have the flexibility to pay for what you consume. |
-| Lower barrier to entry | BizTalk Server is a very capable middleware broker but requires significant time to learn and gain proficiency. Azure Logic Apps reduces the time required to start, learn, build, and deliver solutions. For example,  Apps](logic-apps-overview.md) includes a visual designer that gives you a no-code or low-code experience for building the declarative workflows that you want to replace BizTalk orchestrations. |
+| Lower barrier to entry | BizTalk Server is a very capable middleware broker but requires significant time to learn and gain proficiency. Azure Logic Apps reduces the time required to start, learn, build, and deliver solutions. For example, [Azure Logic Apps](logic-apps-overview.md) includes a visual designer that gives you a no-code or low-code experience for building the declarative workflows that you want to replace BizTalk orchestrations. |
 | SaaS connectivity | With REST APIs becoming standard for application integration, more SaaS companies have adopted this approach for exchanging data. Microsoft has built an expansive and continually growing connector ecosystem with hundreds of APIs to work with Microsoft and non-Microsoft services, systems, and protocols. In Azure Logic Apps, you can use the workflow designer to select operations from these connectors, easily create and authenticate connections, and configure the operations they want to use. This capability speeds up development and provides more consistency when authenticating access to these services using OAuth2. |
 | Multiple geographical deployments | Azure currently offers [60+ announced regions](https://azure.microsoft.com/explore/global-infrastructure/products-by-region/), more than any other cloud provider, so that you can easily choose the datacenters and regions that are right for you and your customers. This reach lets you deploy solutions in a consistent manner across many geographies and provides opportunities from both a scalability and redundancy perspective. |