Speaking of which, let's create a function that triggers on a Service Bus queue and writes the contents to a blob in a storage account (creating a blob file may trigger yet another function). First, we'll have to create a queue in a Service Bus:
- Go to Create a resource and search for Service Bus.
- Again, we have to pick a Service Bus name that is unique across Azure.
- Choose the basic pricing tier, which is fine for our use case.
- Choose your subscription.
- Select or create a resource group.
- Pick a location.
- Hit Create and wait for the Service Bus to deploy.
Next, we can create our function:
- Create a new function, which you can now do by clicking the big + behind Functions.
- Choose the Azure Service Bus Queue trigger. ...