Azure Queue

How to connect using the Azure Queue system integration

Introduction to Azure Queue with Couchdrop

Couchdrop supports streaming data directly into Azure Queue through file actions and automations, making it effortless to bridge file-based workflows with event-driven architectures. Instead of writing custom code or maintaining integration middleware, Couchdrop can take files or payloads from virtually any source - cloud storage, SFTP/FTP, APIs, or inbound webhooks - and automatically publish them as messages to your Azure queues.

Using Couchdrop’s automations with Azure Queue, you can transform traditional file transfers into real-time, event-driven pipelines.

How Azure Queue works with Couchdrop

Azure Queues are configured in Couchdrop as a platform integration. This type of integration does not appear directly as a virtual folder as Couchdrop, rather Azure Queue is configured as a connection that you can use in a file action inside an Transfer Automations or File Actions.

Requirements

To connect to Azure Queue in Couchdrop you will need:

• An Azure account, with an azure queue created within a storage account - take note of the queue name, and the storage account name

• An access key for the storage account

Configuration Steps

1. Log in to Couchdrop and add a new system integration

2. Select Azure Queue from the list of available integrations

3. Provide the details above

4. Click Add System Integration