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  • Great, as at the moment, I am using an Azure Function, which triggers every minute to check if any operation time has been reached, e.g. Every Friday at 10 am. But if Function App was down at 10 am for any reason, then that operation would not take place. So would I be correct in understanding with ASB this message would remain in the buffer till everything restarts again, even though it would be past the delay duration? In regards to Max attempts, what is the duration between each attempt? Commented Dec 22, 2022 at 14:36
  • Yes, messages that are not yet marked as consumed, will get processed immaterial of that time passed or not. When you create the queue, you can configure that max attempt, and lock duration. However, the duration between each attempt is not exposed as a configuration parameter though. Commented Dec 22, 2022 at 14:41
  • Thanks So when I send a message, I will set the lock duration. Once a function is triggered, can I set another service bus message with a delay within the same function? For example, I might want to check the status of a device. If the status is not what I require, I might need to recheck again after 30 seconds. So I would need to come back to that function. Commented Dec 22, 2022 at 21:29