Hello there
I would like to know if I can connect Logic Apps to an internal system using Hybrid Connection through a connector. So would the hybrid connection shows up within the gateway dropdown in the screenshot below?
I know you can use data gateway a connector, but is Hybrid connection only accessible through .net code in Logic Apps?

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@Mike-tech Thank you for the question! In order to best address your question, could you provide us with the URL of the MS Doc that you were following, if any?
@BhargaviAnnadevara-MSFT I'm not following any particular document. But this is a link that talks about using Data gateway:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-gateway-connection
@Mike-tech Ok, Thank you for the response! I've routed this to the appropriate Team to investigate and update.
@Mike-tech No. The various connectors that support on-premise connections all rely on On-Premise Data Gateway being setup (which actually uses Service Bus under the hood).
That being said, you can still implement your own Custom Connector powered by an API App which utilizes Hybrid Connection if required. _But_ do take note that this approach will cost significantly higher since you will paying for both the API App and Hybrid Connection.
@PramodValavala-MSFT thanks for confirming this. I think it's probably best to stick with data gateway for now.
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@Mike-tech No. The various connectors that support on-premise connections all rely on On-Premise Data Gateway being setup (which actually uses Service Bus under the hood).
That being said, you can still implement your own Custom Connector powered by an API App which utilizes Hybrid Connection if required. _But_ do take note that this approach will cost significantly higher since you will paying for both the API App and Hybrid Connection.