What is Azure Queue | How to Create Azure queue?

Introduction to Azure Queue :

Azure Queue is a general service offered by Microsoft and is a place to store a large number of messages. Row size can be up to 64KB which includes millions of messages until the total capacity of the storage account is reached. Rows here are mostly used for asynchronous processes that are used to create backlogs of any incomplete work.

The naming conventions in the storage queue allows using all types of characters like numbers, hyphens, lowercase, uppercase, length ranging from three to sixty-three. 260 characters can be given to the name of the azure bus queues which can be comprised of periods, underscore, hyphens, numbers, and letters. The maximum size of the message can be 64 KB and it comes in encoded base64 with a maximum size of message till 48 KB. The maximum size of messages can be 200 GB which can be encapsulated as a single data. The maximum size of the message is 256KB for standard tier subscription and for premium tier it has 1 MB.

Using Azure queue storage :

Azure storage rows can be meant when there is no option to store messages larger than 80 GB. It is limited to 80 GB due to the maximum size of the service bus queue. So once this is achieved, the row starts canceling incoming messages with exceptions.

Service bus queues can be implied when an application receives data without queuing. Azure Storage Cue Storage offers logs of all transactions in the queue that can be implied for audit or analytical purposes.

Azure Row offers a property called Duplicate Identification. When enabled, all duplicate messages in the duplicate detection frame window are ignored. Incoming messages will be treated as a duplicate if there is already another message in the queue with a similar message-id. If an application needs to work on messages within that session, their aerial row can be enabled.

Azure Q maintains the first out rule and cannot be confirmed in the storage queue. This is due to the time-out services for the visibility of messages in the storage queue. This creates visibility time in all expired data that all messages should be aligned.

Azure storage queues provide maximum performance if the application requires load balancing, increased scalability, fault tolerance. Recent transactions in a single row are performed by Azure storage rows.

Service bus rows and storage rows offer a flexible and relatable area where control is assigned to the system. Users may offer access to the storage account level or namespace or entity level.

The storage queue is preferred for its best scalability where the storage area can be availed till 200 TB of information. It is potential to develop an infinite number of storage queues present in the storage account.

Data auto-forwarding Azure Q enables the user to configure the destination row where all messages are received in the source row where the data should be forwarded. It is applied to achieve maximum security.

When the messages in a row are fetched more than the specified DQ count, they can be moved to a combined dead-letter row.

Create Azure queue :

To create an Azure Row in PowerShell, follow the steps given.

• Select “Run ISE as an administrator”
• Execute the command to reach the account. The bold part will be the part of the user account created.

• Give the name of the storage account where the queue wants to be created.

• To Create a queue

· 1. To Retrieve a Queue

· 2. To delete a queue:

To give a message into the queue

· Log in to the Azure account

• Mention the name of the storage account that the user wants to use

• · Recover the queue and edit the message

If the condition is used here to check the mentioned queue name is present or not.

The next message from the queue should be dequeued to process the latest messages.

Conclusion :

Hence, these are the main points discussed in the Azure row. the Many functions are performed with the help of Azure Q and it plays a major role in the application to work consistently.