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Using New-AzServiceBusSubscription to manage subscriptions in PowerShell
In this article, we will explore the usage of the New-AzServiceBusSubscription cmdlet in PowerShell to manage subscriptions in the Windows environment. Subscriptions are a crucial aspect of Azure Service Bus messaging, allowing applications to receive messages from specific topics. By understanding how to effectively utilize the New-AzServiceBusSubscription cmdlet, readers will be able to efficiently manage their subscriptions and streamline their messaging workflows.
Examples:
- Creating a new subscription: To create a new subscription using the New-AzServiceBusSubscription cmdlet, use the following command:
New-AzServiceBusSubscription -ResourceGroupName <resource-group-name> -NamespaceName <namespace-name> -TopicName <topic-name> -SubscriptionName <subscription-name>This command will create a new subscription with the specified subscription name under the given topic.
- Listing all subscriptions: To list all subscriptions within a specific topic, use the following command:
Get-AzServiceBusSubscription -ResourceGroupName <resource-group-name> -NamespaceName <namespace-name> -TopicName <topic-name>This command will retrieve a list of all subscriptions associated with the specified topic.
- Updating a subscription: To update the properties of a subscription, such as its lock duration or message count details, use the following command:
Set-AzServiceBusSubscription -ResourceGroupName <resource-group-name> -NamespaceName <namespace-name> -TopicName <topic-name> -SubscriptionName <subscription-name> -LockDuration <lock-duration> -MessageCountDetailsEnabled <message-count-details-enabled>This command allows you to modify various properties of a subscription based on your requirements.