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Introduces a short contextual note referencing well-known Starbucks messaging analogies. This helps readers better understand asynchronous scalability and common Service Bus behaviours.

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ttorble commented Dec 8, 2025

@jasontaylordev PRs can't be merged when they're in draft mode. Make the PR ready for review if you have nothing further to add. Thanks.

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spelluru commented Dec 8, 2025

@ttorble - Please assign this to the PM (@EldertGrootenboer), who can review and provide feedback.

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spelluru commented Dec 8, 2025

#reassign: @EldertGrootenboer

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@jasontaylordev @EldertGrootenboer Can you take this PR out of draft mode? We can't merge it when it's a draft.

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Thanks, @v-dirichards. The pull request is now out of draft mode.

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Pull request overview

This PR enhances documentation for Azure Service Bus asynchronous messaging by adding a reference to well-known Starbucks analogies that explain asynchronous scalability patterns. The addition provides readers with accessible, real-world mental models for understanding Service Bus behavior.

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  • Added a contextual note with links to two Starbucks-themed articles about asynchronous messaging patterns

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@v-dirichards v-dirichards merged commit cfcdc09 into MicrosoftDocs:main Dec 9, 2025
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