az-storage-queue

Create a queue

$ az storage queue create --name [myqueue] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage queue list --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage queue delete --name [myqueue] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage message put --queue-name [myqueue] --content [Hello World] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage message get --queue-name [myqueue] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage message peek --queue-name [myqueue] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage message delete --queue-name [myqueue] --id [message-id] --pop-receipt [receipt] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

az storage queue subcommand [options]

az storage queue manages Azure Queue Storage, which provides cloud messaging between application components. Queues enable asynchronous communication and decoupled architectures.
Messages can be up to 64 KB in size and remain in the queue for up to 7 days by default.

--name -n

Name of the queue.

Storage account name.

Storage account key.

Storage connection string.

create

Create a queue.

Delete a queue.

List queues in a storage account.

Check if a queue exists.

Show queue metadata.

Update queue metadata.

Manage queue access policies.

Requires Azure CLI and valid storage credentials. Queue names must be lowercase. Message visibility timeout affects when messages become visible again after retrieval.

az-storage-table(1), az-storage-entity(1), az(1)