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Azure Service Bus provides cloud-enabled communication with enterprise messaging and relayed communication that helps you connect on-premises solutions with the cloud. See
Azure Service Bus documentation
for a comprehensive conceptual documentation for the service.
The REST APIs fall into the following categories:
Azure Resource Manager
: APIs that perform Resource Manager operations, and have
/providers/Microsoft.ServiceBus/
as part of the request URI.
Service Bus service
: APIs that enable operations directly on the Service Bus service, and have the public cloud endpoint
namespaceName.servicebus.windows.net
in the request URI. Other possible domain names are as follows:
Azure Germany:
namespaceName.servicebus.cloudapi.de
Azure China 21Vianet:
namespaceName.servicebus.chinacloudapi.cn
United States government:
namespaceName.servicebus.usgovcloudapi.net
Important
If you are using
"Classic" or RDFE management APIs
, they are
obsolete and retired
as of
11/1/2021
and should no longer be used.
REST operation groups
The Service Bus REST API provides operations for working with the following resources:
Azure Resource Manager
Resource Manager APIs
are management APIs that perform operations on Service Bus entities, such as namespaces, queues, and topics. They are useful in scenarios that enable global authentication, rather than at the namespace or entity level.
Operation group
Description
Service Bus service
Service Bus
service APIs
access the Service Bus service directly, and perform various management operations at the entity level, rather than at the namespace level (such as
sending a message to a queue
. These APIs use
SAS authentication
or
Azure Active Directory authentication
.
See also
Azure Service Bus documentation
Azure Service Bus Messaging code samples on GitHub
