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I want to send data from AWS Lambda to Azure Service Bus Queue. Below is my attempt.

var azure = require("azure"); function test() { var serviceBusService = azure.createServiceBusService( "URL" ); var message = { body: "Test message", customProperties: { testproperty: "TestValue" } }; for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) { serviceBusService.sendQueueMessage("myqueue", message, function(error) { if (!error) { console.log("message sent"); } }); } } test();

And it works fine in my local system

What I want - I want to put this code in AWS Lambda.

Error - When I upload it to Lambda I get error as "Could not find azure package".

Solution Attempted - I zipped my local folder container "node-modules" which has azure package and zipped it to upload but I am getting size Limit reached for Lambda exception as zip file is greater than 50 MB (lambda limit).

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The azure NPM package is a) deprecated and b) a rollup of all features so it's much larger than you strictly need. If you really want to continue to use this then consider using a subset of the package, specifically azure-arm-* or azure-*.

You should consider moving to the newer SDK, specifically the azure-arm-sb ServiceBus package. Note that it too will be deprecated next year, when MS migrates it fully to TypeScript.

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