The Latest And Greatest From Azure Service Bus
summary
Azure Service Bus now ships TLS 1.2 by default and exposes a supported Service Bus Explorer integrated into the Azure portal, letting operators browse, peek/resubmit and complete messages with Azure AD auth. Premium gains scaling partitions (preview: multiple partitions that multiply messaging units, e.g. up to ~256 message units in larger configs) and a local store that flattens latency spikes to ~20–30 ms. Coming soon: server-side batch delete (up to 4,000 messages, ~400–500% faster), durable terminus to recover broken links (~minutes), and geo data replication options (strong vs eventual consistency).
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chapters (11)
- 0:00🚀 Build Stuff Conference – Get Your Tickets!
- 2:00Introduction to Azure Service Bus
- 5:00Why Use Azure Service Bus for Messaging?
- 10:00Overview of the Three Azure Service Bus Tiers
- 12:00Recent Updates & Releases (TLS 1.2, Service Bus Explorer)
- 18:00Scaling Partitions and Local Storage for Better Latency
- 22:00Durable Terminus and Geo Data Replication Features
- 30:00Azure Service Bus for High Throughput and Scalability
- 35:00What's Coming Soon: Q Best Delete & Durable Terminus Updates
- 40:00Community Feedback and Input for Service Bus Improvements
- 47:00How to Get Involved with Azure Service Bus Development
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