PL-400 · Question #413
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The correct answer is A. Yes. Azure Service Bus queues are well-suited for handling message-based integrations, ensuring reliable delivery even when external systems (like a REST API) are unavailable. Using an Azure Function to process messages and forward them to the REST API adds flexibility and…
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- AYes
- BNo
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A72% (28)
- B28% (11)
Explanation
Azure Service Bus queues are well-suited for handling message-based integrations, ensuring reliable delivery even when external systems (like a REST API) are unavailable. Using an Azure Function to process messages and forward them to the REST API adds flexibility and resilience, as it allows for retries and error handling, including the scenario where the API returns a 500 Redirecting failed messages to the dead-letter queue ensures that unprocessed messages are not lost, allowing further investigation or retries. This solution provides the necessary retry mechanism and error handling.
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