Azure Functions & Service Bus Integration

Service Bus Integration Recipes

Explore practical examples and patterns for integrating Azure Functions with Azure Service Bus. These recipes demonstrate common scenarios for sending and receiving messages, handling queues, topics, and subscriptions, and implementing robust error handling.

Sending Messages to a Service Bus Queue

Learn how to trigger an Azure Function that sends messages to a Service Bus queue. This is useful for decoupling services and enabling asynchronous communication.

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Receiving Messages from a Service Bus Queue

Discover how to create an Azure Function that listens for and processes messages arriving in a Service Bus queue. This is a fundamental pattern for consuming messages.

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Processing Service Bus Topic Subscriptions

Understand how to integrate Azure Functions with Service Bus topics and subscriptions to enable publish-subscribe messaging patterns. Functions can process messages sent to specific subscriptions.

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Handling Service Bus Dead-Lettered Messages

Implement strategies for detecting and processing messages that have been moved to the dead-letter queue in Service Bus. This is crucial for debugging and recovery.

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Batch Processing Service Bus Messages

Optimize performance by configuring Azure Functions to process messages from Service Bus in batches, reducing the number of individual function invocations.

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Service Bus Session-Aware Functions

Learn how to handle ordered message processing using Service Bus sessions with Azure Functions, ensuring messages within a session are processed sequentially.

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