Queue storage trigger
The principle of a queue is fairly well known since this is a data structure where you want to control the data so that first in will be first out. When we talk about the queue storage trigger in Azure Functions, we have the possibility to manage queues asynchronously and totally decoupled, making its usage extremely powerful.
The great power that we have in this scenario is the ability to handle large amounts of messages efficiently. Azure Functions has the capability to scale automatically, and it guarantees that each task will be processed properly with reliability and fault tolerance.
Considering this approach, it is worth noting that serverless applications will always focus the development on what is essentially needed – the business logic to make that service work. That is why serverless applications are a great way to implement microservices since the necessity of handling infrastructure will be less needed.
