.NET Core Microservices - Azure Service Bus Overview

The video tutorial provides an overview of Azure storage queues and Azure Service Bus. It explains the functionality of Azure storage queues for storing messages and introduces Azure Service Bus as a message broker with queues and publish-subscribe topics. The tutorial details how messages are sent and received in queues and discusses the limitations of having only one receiver per sender. It also covers topics and subscribers, highlighting their use in publish-subscribe scenarios where multiple subscribers can receive messages from a single topic.

What is the primary function of an Azure storage queue?

• To provide real-time analytics

• To manage user authentication

• To store a large number of messages

• To store large amounts of data

Which feature is unique to Azure service bus compared to Azure storage queues?

• Message storage

• Single receiver per sender

• Publish-subscribe topics

• Data encryption

In Azure service bus queues, what happens to a message once it is processed by the receiver?

• It is sent back to the sender

• It is deleted from the queue

• It is forwarded to another queue

• It is archived

How do topics in Azure service bus differ from queues?

• Topics allow multiple subscribers to receive messages

• Topics store messages indefinitely

• Topics require manual message ordering

• Topics are used for point-to-point communication

What is the role of a subscriber in the Azure service bus topic model?

• To manage the topic's security settings

• To receive a copy of each message sent to the topic

• To send messages to the topic

• To delete messages from the topic