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Bob Tabor http:www.LearnVisualStudio.NET bobtabor Microsoft Azure Fundamentals: Data Understanding Microsoft Azure Storage Queues What we already know about Azure Storage Queues Messages are inserted into Queues and kept in order until

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Bob Tabor | http://www.LearnVisualStudio.NET
@bobtabor Microsoft Azure Fundamentals: Data Understanding Microsoft Azure Storage Queues<br>
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What we already know about Azure Storage Queues Messages are inserted into Queues and kept in order until they are “delivered” (de-queued)
Simple First-In-First-Out queue in the cloud
Each queue message can only be 64k (plenty!) but a queue can hold 200 TB of messages!
Enables highly scalable applications allowing multiple queue writers to work with multiple queue readers.
Handles unexpected spikes in traffic<br>
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Anatomy of Messages Messages can be strings (UTF-8) or byte arrays
Typical messages contain:
some proprietary message format (an XML document, comma-delimited file, etc.)
A serialized object or object graph (Ideally both writer and reader would depend on the same interfaces … ideally)
Messages have an expiration date which is, by default, 1 week<br>