Azure Service Bus

You can configure Azure Service Bus as either a source or a target.

Azure Service Bus offers different service tiers, each with varying capabilities. We've tested the Premium tier with this Micro-Integration and it meets the expected performance throughput. In addition, even though the Azure Service Bus offers large message sizes of 80 MB and above, you cannot use message sizes larger than:

  • 30 MB for PubSub+ event broker services (Enterprise service classes)
  • 10 MB for PubSub+ event broker services (Developer service class).

Ensure that you select an Azure Service Bus tier that meets your requirements for performance throughput. For more information about tier differences, see Azure Service Bus Premium messaging and Azure Service Bus Quotas.

The parameters are described in the following tables:

For message headers, see Azure Service Bus Message Headers.

Azure Service Bus Source Parameters

The following table describes the parameters for configuring Azure Service Bus as a source.

Field Description

Service Bus Namespace Connection String

The Azure Service Bus connection string.

The connection string must provide one of:

  • a Shared Access Key (SharedAccessKeyName and SharedAccessKey)

  • a Shared Access Signature (SharedAccessSignature)

AMQP connection strings are not supported.

Destination Type

The type for the Azure Service Bus destination. Select either an Azure TOPIC or QUEUE.

Destination

The source destination.

Subscription

The subscription name for the group consumer.

Azure Service Bus Target Parameters

The following table describes the parameters for configuring Azure Service Bus as a target.

Field Description

Service Bus Namespace Connection String

The Azure Service Bus connection string.

The connection string must provide one of:

  • a Shared Access Key (SharedAccessKeyName and SharedAccessKey)

  • a Shared Access Signature (SharedAccessSignature)

AMQP connection strings are not supported.

Destination

The target destination.