This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a Service Bus on Azure, including logging into the Azure portal, searching for and selecting Service Bus, filling out the creation form to specify a name, pricing tier, and resource group, and waiting for the Service Bus to be created.

1. How to create Service Bus on Azure step by step with screen shots
Today I am writing about “How to create Service Bus on Azure”.
From Azure site below is use and features of service bus:
Azure Service Bus is a cloud-based messaging service providing queues and topics with
publish/subscribe semantics and rich features. This fully managed service is available in
multi or single tenant configurations with no servers to manage or licenses to buy.
Use Service Bus to:
 Build reliable and elastic cloud apps with messaging.
 Protect your application from temporary peaks.
 Distribute messages to multiple independent backend systems.
 Decouple your applications from each other.
 Ordered messaging scaled out to multiple readers.
Follow the below steps to create Service Bus step by step:
 Login to Azure site with your credentials
Https://portal.azure.com
 Once login with user account and password, it will open azure page dashboard,
will be showing like below.
 Here we need select New option from left side of screen and will open
marketplace, here we need to search service Bus.

2.  Once we will search the same, we will get service Bus option, here we need to select the
same. See below screen shots.
 After selecting the same, it will open new page about service app here we can see the
details about service bus and click on Create from down of the page.

3.  Once select create option from above screen shot, it will navigate feed form, here we
need to select Name of service bus, Price Tear, subscription, Resource Group and
remaining.
 Once all done we will click on create, see below screen shot

4.  Now wait for some time, service bus will created will look like below:

5. Thanks 