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#MICROSOFT MESSAGE QUEUE TUTORIAL HOW TO#
The following set of examples shows how to receive and react to messages that are being added to the queue. Please follow the binding tutorial to learn about using this extension for producing messages into queues in Azure Functions. Using Queue bindingĪzure Functions can create new Azure Queue storage messages by setting up an output binding. Please follow the tutorial to learn about how to listen to queues in Azure Functions.
The queue storage trigger runs a function as messages are added to Azure Queue storage. The connection string can be supplied through AzureWebJobsStorage app setting. az storage account show-connection-string -g -n In order for the extension to access Queues, you will need the connection string which can be found in the Azure Portal or by using the Azure CLI snippet below. Here's an example using the Azure CLI: az storage account create -name -resource-group -location westus -sku Standard_LRS To create a new Storage Account, you can use the Azure Portal,
#MICROSOFT MESSAGE QUEUE TUTORIAL INSTALL#
Install the Storage Queues extension with NuGet: dotnet add package .Queues This extension provides functionality for accessing Azure Storage Queues in Azure Functions. Azure WebJobs Storage Queues client library for.
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