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Azure Service Bus Consumer Without Changing Messaging Connection - Sitecore 9.3

This blog post is in response to a  Sitecore Community question -  With the advent of SaaS or DXP services like Sitecore Connect, messaging gains more importance than ever before. Messaging is extensively used as a fail-safe mechanism in case of Sitecore EXM. By default, Sitecore is capable of handling messages via Azure Service Bus or sql Server with a toggle of the centralised messagingTransport:require switch in web.config. A couple of pain points with this; when you specify AzureServieBus as messagingTransport, multiple queues part of Sitecore setup will be created in the target ASB. This might not be desirable if you don't own the queue and all you are allowed to do is connect to the queue and read messages.  Plus, since this is an application-wide switch, you have to choose either sql server or Azure Service Bus.  This Sitecore Messaging Framework on Azure Service Bus (Queue) — step by step tutorial blog post is a wonderful primer to not only highlight about ...

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