You have an Azure Application Insights availability test configured. You have an Azure Logic App that will be used to send emails. You have to ensure the availability tests invoke the Logic App if there are issues detected via the Availability tests. Which of the following would you setup as the trigger type?

Answer options:

A.An ApiConnection
B.A Request trigger
C.A HTTP Webhook trigger
D.An HTTP trigger

Answer – D 
you can do this by creating a Logic app with an HTTP trigger. You then specify an alert rule in Application Insights and choose `Run a Logic App from this alert` as the action. 
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Note 
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Options A, B, and C are incorrect because if you want to use Azure Logic Apps with Azure Monitor, you have to use the An HTTP trigger 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/automate-with-logic-apps