Azure Queue

How to connect using the Azure Queue system integration

Overview

Azure Queue Storage provides message queues for communication between applications and services. With Couchdrop, you can publish data to an Azure Queue from file actions and Automations, allowing file-based workflows to feed event-driven systems without requiring separate integration middleware.

Couchdrop can receive files or payloads from sources such as cloud storage, SFTP/FTP, APIs, and inbound webhooks, then use an Automation to publish that data as a message to an Azure Queue.

How to connect Azure Queue

Before you start

To connect Azure Queue to Couchdrop, you will need:

• An Azure account
• An Azure Queue created within an Azure Storage account
• The queue name
• The storage account name
• An access key for the storage account

1

Create a new system integration

Log in to Couchdrop and add a new System Integration.

2

Select Azure Queue

Select Azure Queue from the list of available integrations.

3

Configure the Azure Queue connection

Provide the Azure Queue configuration details listed above, including the queue name, storage account name, and storage account access key.

4

Save the integration

Click Add System Integration to create the Azure Queue connection.

Once configured, the connection can be selected from supported file actions inside Couchdrop Automations.

Using Azure Queues in Couchdrop

Azure Queue is configured in Couchdrop as a platform integration. Unlike a storage connection, it does not appear as a virtual folder.

Instead, the Azure Queue connection becomes available for use in a file action inside an Automation. This allows a workflow to receive or process data in Couchdrop and publish it to the configured Azure Queue.