BizTalk vs azure biztalk services

Hi,
Good Day.
I am working on BT2013 R2 applications. Now started to look in to azure BT Services. I understand its kind of cloud services with (IAAS/PAAS). I google it and found some thing.
Is there any good material for getting knowledge of azure service bus and what is the difference between BT 2013 & azure service bus (BT Service ).
Thanks,
Vinoth

Thanks Arindam.
I go through the URLs and below high level of understanding.
- All the capabilities of BizTalk Services are integrated into App Service as API Apps enabling users to perform enterprise application integration and B2B integration scenarios with any of the app types in App Service
- With Logic Apps you can now automate business processes using a visual design experience to create workflows
so the combination of API & Logic Apps we can enable the integration in cloud.
Basically I am just doing some case study of how to move BT2013 R2 App to BT Services. I Hope the URL would be the good starting point to get understand the concepts of Azure Services
Thanks,
Vinoth

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