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You must create a Namespace in the Azure portal to work with Azure Service Bus (ASB) Snap Pack. For more information, see Application configuration in Azure Portal for Azure Service Bus account.

1. Log in to the Azure portal.

2. Click Create a resource in the left navigation pane.

3. Navigate to Integration>Service Bus.

4. Enter a name for a Namespace. For example, mobilrecharge.

5. Choose a Pricing tier. For this use case, we use Basic.

6. Leave the Resource group as-is.

7. Select the location and click Create.

8. Once you create a namespace, you can view the details of the namespace from the dashboard.

9. Click Shared access policies in the left panel.

10. Click RootManageSharedAccessKey to explore keys and connection strings which you will use later in the Azure Service Bus account.
    Note: You can also create your own access key policy with Read/Write/Manage access levels.

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Next, configure the ASB Producer Snap to parse the message and write the JSON request after parsing to the ASB queue. We define the queue and message value and set the messages properties as follows.

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