A vireo-wash worker tries to put an entire JPEG into a Queue Storage message and the SDK rejects it. What pattern should the developer use?
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Short Explanation
Queues are not photo albums — 64 KB is the ceiling. Drop the JPEG in Blob Storage and put a pointer in the queue message (claim-check).
Full Explanation
Azure Queue Storage messages are limited to 64 KB. Large payloads should use a claim-check pattern: store content in Blob Storage and place a reference in the queue message. There is no SKU that removes that queue size ceiling for arbitrary JPEGs, and Event Grid validation or Service Bus filters are not storage for image bytes.