Azure Queue is what we will explain in this article.
Introduction to Azure Queue :
Azure Storage Row is a type of message queuing service provided by Azure that provides rows of storage infrastructure for and between different applications and services for a REST-based interface.
Using Azure queue storage :
It helps to ensure the distribution of system messages primarily between applications and within Rows can be used to offload backgrounds and non-interactive workloads that ultimately help scaling applications and manage sudden traffic explosions. Azure storage enables rows to store messages until the system is available for further processing. Azure Q Storage allows application applications to communicate with each other by decoupling system components. These components can communicate on the cloud, desktop, premises or mobile device without relying on each other. If a component crashes, Azure Storage Row can buffer requests until it is backed up and is able to process requests again. Azure Storage provides many client libraries that communicate with Azure Storage to provide support for application component failures. A single row of messages can be up to 64 KB in size and can contain millions of messages per row, up to the total capacity limit of a storage account.
How to Create a Queue Using Azure Portal
Below are some simple steps that you need to follow to create a queue.
Login on Portal.azure.com
Click on the storage account to open it. You can directly click on your storage account from 'recent resources'.
Scroll down to go 'Queue services' and click on Queues'. To create a new queue, click on '+Queue' at the top.
After click on '+Queue', a new window will be open for 'Add Queue'. Write the name of the queue in the text box and click on 'Ok'.
Your queue has now been created. You can see it in azure storage explorer. that I have shown at the end of the article.