Logic Apps, Licensing, and Multiplexing Rules

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Do multiplexing rules apply to both a SQL database & the methods of transmitting data, or just to the methods of transmitting data?

For example, if I make a Logic App on a consumption plan without any premium connectors to sync a SharePoint list & SQL database, what are the rules & licensing requirements?

Given it is a consumption license like a per-flow license, can I run this without all the SP users needing licenses?

Do multiplexing rules apply to both a SQL database & the methods of transmitting data, or just to the methods of transmitting data?For example, if I make a Logic App on a consumption plan without any premium connectors to sync a SharePoint list & SQL database, what are the rules & licensing requirements?Given it is a consumption license like a per-flow license, can I run this without all the SP users needing licenses?

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takolota1 4,974 Moderator on at

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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/power-automate-licensing/faqs

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If my understanding is correct, this may depend on whether a SQL server is licensed by Cores or by CALs (Client Access Licenses).

https://metrixdata360.com/license-series/sql-server-licensing-explained/

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It looks like MS just released some more pay as you go licensing options:
https://youtu.be/mu8lv_lK0KI

Logic Apps is still far less expensive if you figure out how to work your applications into it though.

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Hi @takolota nice to know you're aware of Pay-As-You-Go! You can join us for a AMA session this week on Power Automate Licensing where we will cover questions on Pay-As-You-Go. It's scheduled this Thursday at 10am Pacific Time and you can submit your questions early here: https://aka.ms/MPA_CommunityAMA. Hope to see you there!

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