Azure Service Bus Messaging documentation

Learn how to set up messaging that connects applications and services across on-premises and cloud environments.

About Service Bus Messaging

Overview

• What is Service Bus Messaging?
• Use Service Bus with Java Message Service (JMS) 2.0

Concept

• Compare Azure queues and Service Bus queues
• Queues, topics, and subscriptions
• Premium messaging

Architecture

• Reference architecture for queues and events

Create a Service Bus queue

Quickstart

• Azure portal
• Azure CLI
• Azure PowerShell
• Azure Resource Manager template
• Bicep

Create Service Bus topics and subscriptions

Quickstart

• Azure portal
• Azure Resource Manager template

Send and receive messages - queues

Quickstart

• .NET
• Java
• Spring
• Node.js
• Python

Publish and subscribe for messages - topics and subscriptions

Quickstart

• .NET
• Java
• Spring
• Node.js
• Python

Tutorials

Tutorial

• Update inventory using topics and subscriptions
• Handle Service Bus events using Logic Apps and Functions

Learn modules

Training

• Choose a messaging model in Azure to loosely connect your services
• Implement message-based communication workflows with Azure Service Bus
• Discover Azure message queues
• Enable asynchronous messaging in Java apps by using JMS and Azure Service Bus

Use JMS with Service Bus

How-To Guide

• Use JMS 2.0 with Service Bus
• JMS 2.0 entities to use with Service Bus
• JMS developer guide

Monitor and manage

How-To Guide

• Use PowerShell to create entities
• Monitor Service Bus using Azure Monitor
• Suspend and reactivate messaging entities
• Use Azure Resource Manager templates
• Troubleshoot exceptions

Secure

How-To Guide

• Authentication and Authorization
• Authenticate with Shared Access Signature
• Authenticate managed identities with Microsoft Entra ID
• Authenticate an application with Microsoft Entra ID
• Enforce minimum required Transport Layer Security (TLS) version