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Queue Storage in azure asp.net core

In an Order Processing System, orders are placed via an ASP.NET Core API, then added to an Azure queue. A background worker processes orders from the queue asynchronously and stores related files in Azure Blob Storage. 🔑 Key Benefits: Asynchronous Processing: Orders are processed in the background without blocking the main API. Scalability: Offload tasks to background workers to handle higher traffic. Decoupling: Separate order submission and processing for cleaner architecture. 💡 Why It Matters: Using Azure Queue Storage with ASP.NET Core ensures your app stays responsive, scalable, and maintainable while handling background tasks seamlessly.