Overview of Microsoft Azure Components in Lasernet

Lasernet for Microsoft Azure consists of the following components

Azure AD Auth Modifier (Microsoft Entra ID)

The Azure AD Auth modifier logs into Microsoft Entra ID for a given user and returns an access token, which can be used to access various services in Azure.

Azure SAS Auth Modifier

Shared Access Signatures (SAS) is the primary security mechanism for Service Bus messaging. It exchanges a connection string with a token to be used with either the SOAP Web Service module or the HTTP module. The Azure SAS Auth modifier enables Lasernet to act as client.

Azure Storage Input Module

The Azure Storage input module enables Lasernet Server to retrieve files from Blob storage or receive messages sent via a Queue.

Azure Storage Output Module

The Azure Storage output module enables Lasernet Server to store files in Blob storage or send messages via a Queue.

Azure Storage Connection

An Azure Storage connection is used by an Azure Storage command to authenticate Lasernet with Microsoft Azure Storage.

Azure Storage Blob Command

The Azure Storage Blob command is able to perform one of five commands:

• Create Container

• Delete container

• Upload BLOB

• Download BLOB

• Delete BLOB

Azure Storage Queue Command

The Azure Storage Queue command is able to perform one of five commands:

• Create Queue

• Delete Queue

• Insert Message

• Peek Message

• Get Message

Scripting

Lasernet scripting support for Azure Storage enables you to batch call your Azure Storage commands in sequence.

Azure Service Bus Input Module

The Azure Service Bus input module enables Lasernet Server to receive messages from a Service Bus Queue, or a Topic or Subscription.

Azure Service Bus Output Module

The Azure Service Bus output module enables Lasernet Server to post messages to a Service Bus Queue or Topic.