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Full example of how to implement and use Azure Storage Queues in Business Central

Full example of how to implement and use Azure Storage Queues in Business Central
Last month I had some time to play around and I did small project which implemented Azure Storage Queues in Business Central. What are Azure Storage Queues? They are service in Azure which allows to store some message in queue over HTTP and then poll these messages in some message receiver. Why are they useful? They are useful in some integration scenarios where you have large amounts of incoming data and you cannot process them in real time.

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