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Update Logic Apps pricing calc with data retention info
Added details about data retention policies and recommendations for Logic Apps.
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> [!TIP]
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> - Enable log retention policies and purge old runs to minimize cost
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> - Use Azure Monitor and Application Insights for telemetry instead of storing full run history indefinitely.
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> What is Data Retention in Logic Apps?
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> - Logic Apps stores run history, inputs, and outputs for troubleshooting and auditing. By default:
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> - Consumption plan: 90-day retention for run history.
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> - Standard plan: Configurable retention (can be shorter or longer).
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> - Charges apply only when you store data beyond the default retention period or in additional storage.
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> - In summary:
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> - Default retention (90 days) is included at no extra cost.
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> - If you:
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> - Extend retention (e.g., 180 days or 1 year).
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> - Export run history to Azure Storage or Log Analytics.
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> - Store diagnostic logs in Application Insights → Then storage charges apply.
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> - Recommendations:
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> - Enable log retention policies and purge old runs to minimize cost
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> - Use Azure Monitor and Application Insights for telemetry instead of storing full run history indefinitely.
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| Consumption | Standard |
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