Azure Service Bus connector

This article outlines how to configure the Azure Service Bus connector to publish data from CluedIn to Service Bus.

Prerequisites: Make sure you have an existing Service Bus namespace with a specific queue where you want to store the data from CluedIn. The namespace must have the RootManageSharedAccessKey policy with Manage, Send, and Listen access. In addition, the queue must have a policy with Manage, Send, and Listen access.

To configure Azure Service Bus connector

1. On the navigation pane, go to Consume > Export Targets. Then, select Add Export Target.

2. On the Choose Target tab, select Azure Service Bus Connector. Then, select Next.

   

3. On the Configure tab, enter the connection details:

   1. Name – user-friendly name of the export target that will be displayed on the Export Target page in CluedIn.

   2. Connection String – connection string to the Service Bus namespace or to the specific queue where you want to store the data from CluedIn.

      To get the connection string to the Service Bus namespace, follow this instruction from Microsoft. The following image shows an example of connection string for the namespace.

      

      Alternatively, you can use the connection string to the specific queue.

   3. Queue Name – name of the queue in the Service Bus namespace where you want to store the data from CluedIn.

      If you provided the connection string to the namespace in step 2b, you can leave the Queue Name field empty. When configuring the export target for the stream, you’ll need to provide the name of the queue as the Target name.

      If you provided the connection string to the queue in step 2b, you can leave the Queue Name field empty since the connection string contains the queue name.

      

4. Test the connection to make sure it works, and then select Add.

   

   Now, you can select the Azure Service Bus connector in a stream and start exporting golden records.