Public preview: Azure Service Bus support for large messages
You can now send and receive message payloads of up to 100MB in Azure Service Bus premium tier namespaces.
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Some Azure Service Bus SDK libraries will be retired on 30 September 2026—migrate to the latest SDKs
Azure Service Bus SDK libraries that don’t conform to Azure SDK guidelines will be retired and support will end.
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