Creating an Azure Service Bus and Queue is the recommended first step in the setup process. You will need the connection string information to complete the Developer and Connector setup.


You will need an AzureAD account to be able to create the ASB and Queue in the Azure Portal.


  1. Open a browser and navigate to portal.azure.com
    1. Use your AzureAD account as the username
    2. Use your AzureAD account password as the password

  2. Once logged in, navigate to All Services – Search for Service Bus – Click on Service Bus – Click Add
    1. Subscription: Pick the subscription in which you'll create the ASB and Queue
    2. Resource Group: Pick an existing Resource Group or create a new one
    3. Service Bus Name: Give your ASB a unique name, and make sure it follows your company naming standards
    4. Region: Pick a region close to your D365 and Lasernet Developer VM/Server
    5. Pricing Tier: Pick Basic
       
  3. Click Review and Create and check your configuration. Click Create.
     
  4. Once created, navigate to All Services – Search for Service Bus – Click on Service Bus – Click the newly created Service Bus – Click Queues – Click + Queue
     
  5. Queue Name: Name the queue according to your company naming standards
     
  6. Click Create
     
  7. Once created, click on Shared Access Policies in the sidebar

  8. Click Add

  9. Policy Name: LAC365
     
  10. Check Manage and click Create
     
  11. Click on the newly created Shared Access Policy named LAC365
     
  12. Copy the Primary Connection String to Notepad. You will need this information to complete the Lasernet Developer and Connector configuration