In every company I've worked at, I've always set up Azure Sandbox environments. The goal is simple. To provide a way for employees to learn and test Azure solutions, through an easy to use interface like Microsoft Teams.
To make this easy on myself, I've always leveraged architecture based on Azure Logic Apps. In my opinion low-code fits perfectly for such scenario. It lets me get everything up and running in half a day, and benefiting from it almost immediately.
In this post I go over this architectural pattern, with an example of Logic App that does exactly that. I explain pros and cons, multi-tenant setup, and enterprise features you might want to add as the adoption grows.
If this sounds interesting, here is my post about it: https://marczak.io/posts/2026/07/azure-sandbox-chatbot-with-azure-logic-apps/
Enjoy!
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