Queue Storage and operational excellence
Azure Queue Storage is a service for storing large numbers of messages that you can access from anywhere in the world through authenticated calls using HTTP or HTTPS. Queues are commonly used to create a backlog of work to process asynchronously.
For more information about Queue Storage, reference What is Azure Queue Storage?
To understand how Azure Queue Storage promotes operational excellence, reference the following topics:
The following sections are specific to Azure Queue Storage and operational excellence:
- Design considerations
- Configuration checklist
- Source artifacts
Design considerations
Azure Queue Storage follows the SLA statements of the general Storage Account service.
Checklist
Have you configured Azure Queue Storage with operational excellence in mind?
- Since Storage Queues are a part of the Azure Storage service, refer to the Storage Accounts configuration checklist and recommendations for operational excellence.
- Ensure that for all clients accessing the storage account, implement a proper retry policy.
- Refer to the Storage guidance for specifics on data recovery for storage accounts.
Source artifacts
To identify storage accounts using V1 storage accounts, use the following query:
Resources
| where
type == 'microsoft.storage/storageaccounts'
and kind == 'Storage'