Publish To Azure Service Bus task
Azure DevOps Services | Azure DevOps Server 2020 | Azure DevOps Server 2019
Use this task in an agentless job of a release pipeline to send a message to an Azure Service Bus using a service connection and without using an agent.
Demands
Can be used in only an agentless job of a release pipeline.
YAML snippet
# Publish To Azure Service Bus
# Sends a message to Azure Service Bus using a service connection (no agent is required)
- task: PublishToAzureServiceBus@1
inputs:
azureSubscription:
#messageBody: # Optional
#sessionId: # Optional
#signPayload: false
#certificateString: # Required when signPayload == True
#signatureKey: 'signature' # Optional
#waitForCompletion: false
Arguments
Parameter | Comments |
---|---|
Display name | Required. The name to display for this task. |
Azure Service Bus Connection | Required. An existing service connection to an Azure Service Bus. |
Message body | Required. The text of the message body to send to the Service Bus. |
Wait for Task Completion | Optional. Set this option to force the task to halt until a response is received. |
Control options | See Control options |
Open source
This task is open source on GitHub. Feedback and contributions are welcome.
FAQ
Do I need an agent?
You do not need an agent to run this task. This task can be used in only an agentless job of a release pipeline.
Where should a task signal completion?
To signal completion, the external service should POST completion data to the following pipelines REST endpoint.
{planUri}/{projectId}/_apis/distributedtask/hubs/{hubName}/plans/{planId}/events?api-version=2.0-preview.1
**Request Body**
{ "name": "TaskCompleted", "taskId": "taskInstanceId", "jobId": "jobId", "result": "succeeded" }
See this simple cmdline application for specifics.
In addition, a C# helper library is available to enable live logging and managing task status for agentless tasks. Learn more
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