Differences between Windows Azure service Bus (4) service Bus queue and storage queue

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　　Readers familiar with the author's article understand that Azure offers two different ways of queue Message Queuing:

1.Azure Storage Queue

For details, refer to:

Windows Azure Cloud Service (PAAs) Web Role, Worker Role, Azure Storage Queue (bottom)

　The Azure Storage queue provides the underlying Message Queuing service, such as AddMessage, DeleteMessage.

Azure Storage Queue message capacity is 64KB (KB when using BASE64 encoding) with a maximum capacity of 200TB

The message acceptance of the Azure Storage queue requires that additional code be written in the WorkerRole.cs run () function.

　　2.Azure Service Bus Queue

For details, refer to:

Getting Started with Windows Azure Service Bus (2) queuing (queue)

Windows Azure Service Bus (3) queuing (queue) uses VS2013 to develop Service bus queue

The Windows Azure Service Bus (5) topic (TOPIC) uses VS2013 to develop Service bus Topic

The Azure Service Bus queue provides more complex Message Queuing services such as queues, topics, trunks, and so on.

　　The Azure Service Bus queue has a message capacity of 256KB and a maximum capacity of 1GB to 80GB to guarantee Absolute first-in-first-out (FIFO)

The message of the Azure Service Bus queue is accepted, and in the WorkerRoleWithSBQueue1 run () function, Client.onmessage ((receivedmessage) = = is provided to receive the message.

For more detailed comparisons of Azure Storage queue and Service Bus queue, please refer to the MSDN article:

　　Https://msdn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/azure/hh767287.aspx

Differences between Windows Azure service Bus (4) service Bus queue and storage queue