Configuration in Azure Portal for Azure Service Bus account
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Overview
Azure Service Bus Snaps use the Azure Service Bus Account to access the Azure Service Bus application. The Azure Service Bus account requires a Namespace and a Connection String that you must create and configure.
Creating a Namespace
Log in to Microsoft Azure portal.
Click Create a resource under Azure services.
Navigate to Integration > Service Bus.
In the Basics tab of the Create namespace page, enter the following details for the namespace.
In the Subscription list, choose an Azure subscription in which to create the namespace.
In the Resource group list, choose a group or create a new resource.
Specify a unique Namespace name to use in the Azure Service Bus account.
On the Location list, choose a location where your Namespace should be hosted.
On the Pricing tier list, choose a pricing tier for the Namespace.
Optional. Add tags if required.
Click Review + Create.
The portal creates your namespace. You can explore the resource namespace details from the dashboard.On the Review + Create page, review settings, and select Create.
Viewing the Namespace details
Click Go to resource on the deployment page.
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In the left navigation pane of the resource details page, click Shared access policies.
Click the default policy
RootManagerSharedAccessKey
to explore keys and connection strings.Select both the Send and Listen checkboxes.
The Primary and Secondary Connection Strings are displayed.
Make note of the Connection String, which you will need when creating the Azure Service Bus account
If the Connection String Source is Snap Generated, you must have a Shared Access Policy; you can provide a unique name for your policy. (Default:
RootSharedAccessKey
).
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