is there a way to let one side WRITE ONLY to a queue and the other side to READ from the queue in azure? (something like private public key thinking…)
is there a way to do so with queue service bus?
thx
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is there a way to let one side WRITE ONLY to a queue and the other side to READ from the queue in azure? (something like private public key thinking…)
is there a way to do so with queue service bus?
thx
Yes, you can do this with both; however, the Service Bus Queues make it easier with ACS.
For the Storage Queues you need to create a Shared Access Signature to do this. You can find out more about that from this page.
Note that with the Storage Queue approach using SAS you need a service or manual process to create and provide the SAS url prior to hitting the queue or for when the SAS expires. That SAS can last a while (just like the token from ACS can); however, with the ACS approach you don’t need your own service out there creating SAS urls for clients.