Azure Service Bus is a generic, cloud-based messaging system for connecting just about anything-applications, services, and devices-wherever they are. Connect apps running on Azure, on-premises systems, or both. Integrate Visual Studio Team Services with private cloud apps
With Service Bus, you can push select events that happen in your Visual Studio Team Services team projects to a Service Bus message queue or topic, which can then be accessed by an app or service running in a prviate cloud or behind a firewall. This enables operations in on-premises services to be initiated by activity in your cloud-based team projects. For example, push work item update from your team projects to a queue that an internal metric tracking tool can read from to produce internal reports. Events you can send to a queue or topic:
Cross-platform APIsSDKs and APIs are available to read events from service bus in your developer's language of choice, including .NET, Node.js, and Java. Events are represented as JSON objects and contain important information like the user that intiated the event, details about the event, and URLs to access more data about the event or resource. See details Send push notifications to your mobile apps
Are you developing a mobile app that needs to alert users to important events in their team projects like a build failure or assignment of a new high priority work item? If so, Azure Notification Hubs (a component of the Azure Service Bus integration) enables you to deliver mobile push notifications for events in your Visual Studio Team Services projects to your iOS, Android, and Windows apps. Send personalized push notifications, target individual users or large segments of users across different device types. Quick steps to get started
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