An HTTP donor-intake Azure Function must enqueue a work item for a later processor. Which approach matches the Functions bindings skill?
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Short Explanation
Need to drop a chore on the queue for later? Slap on a Queue Storage output binding and let the host send it—no handwritten client required for the skill. Traces and APIM detours are not that binding.
Full Explanation
Output bindings declaratively write to targets such as Azure Queue Storage when the function completes successfully. Using a storage SDK client is allowed in real apps, but the AZ-204 binding skill emphasizes the declarative output binding. Queue appears here as a binding target, not as Domain 5 messaging architecture design.