Azure Service Bus by #makeitfuture.
  | Azure Service Bus is a cloud messaging service for connecting applications, services, and devices. Integrating it with Make.com enables automated workflows for message processing, event-driven actions, and seamless communication between distributed systems. |
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How to get support on Azure Service Bus
Azure Service Bus is a community-developed application and is subjected to the developer's terms and conditions, which may include applicable fees. Make does not maintain or support this integration. For assistance, please https://f.make.com/r/reachout?app_name=Azure%20Service%20Bus&app_slug=azure-service-bus&app_unique_id=azureservicebus-f4qtys.
Requirements
To use the Azure Service Bus app in Make, you must have an active Azure account with access to Azure Service Bus and appropriate authorization, create your account on Azure Service Bus.
App installation
To install this app, you need Admin, Owner, or App Developer permissions. Learn more about organization roles.Learn more about organization roles
Go to the Make integration page.
Click the Install button.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.
Connect Azure Service Bus and Make
To get started, you must first create a connection between Azure Service Bus and Make, allowing the two services to communicate.
You can connect using the following method: OAuth2.0,Shared Access Signature (SAS).
OAuth2.0 Instructions
You need to generate your token using Microsoft Entra ID.
Login to your Azure portal using your credentials.
Navigate to Microsoft Entra ID.
Register a new application in Microsoft Entra ID.
Configure the application, specifying the required permissions for Service Bus access.
Note the generated Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID.
Generate and note the Client Secret for the registered application.
Shared Access Signature (SAS) Instructions
You need to retrieve the SAS credentials required to generate a SAS token.
Login to your Azure portal using your credentials.
Navigate to the Azure Service Bus namespace, queue, or topic for which you want to configure access.
Locate the shared access policies section for the selected namespace, queue, or topic.
Select an existing shared access authorization rule or create a new one.
Retrieve the KeyName associated with the shared access authorization rule.
Retrieve the PrimaryKey and SecondaryKey associated with the shared access authorization rule.
Note the Rights (Listen, Send, or Manage) granted by the authorization rule.
Some community developers require an additional specific API Key. Retrieve the required API key from the community developer's dashboard, generally found under Settings/API. For more info, please https://f.make.com/r/reachout?app_name=Azure%20Service%20Bus&app_slug=azure-service-bus&app_unique_id=azureservicebus-f4qtys.
Create the connection in Make
Log in in your Make account, add the Azure Service Bus module to your scenario, and click Create a connection.
If you add a module with an instant tag, click Create a webhook, then Create a connection.
Optional: in the Connection name field, enter a name for the connection.
Enter the authentication credentials you copied from your Azure Service Bus or follow the on-screen instructions to create the connection. You must also enter any required third-party API keys obtained earlier.
For detailed information on connecting an application, see Connect an applicationConnect an application. page.
Azure Service Bus modules
After connecting to the Azure Service Bus app, you can choose from a list of available modules to build your scenarios.
Templates
You can look for more templates in Make's template gallery, where you'll find thousands of pre-created scenarios.
Azure Service Bus resources
You can have access to more resources related to this app on the following links :