A simple Queue Storage worker repeatedly receives an invalid large-content work item. Which two design changes fit the service model? Select 2 answers.

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A.Store large content in Blob Storage and queue a secure reference
B.Ignore encoding overhead when sizing messages
C.Assume Queue Storage has the same built-in dead-letter architecture as Service Bus
D.Enable Service Bus sessions directly on the Storage queue
E.Use dequeue count to move persistent failures into an application-managed poison queue

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Store large content in Blob Storage and queue a secure reference
Use dequeue count to move persistent failures into an application-managed poison queue

Poison handling and claim-check references fit Queue Storage's simpler model and payload limits. Storage queues do not expose Service Bus sessions or identical dead-letter infrastructure; encoding overhead can reduce the effective payload budget. Source guide: PDF page(s) 51-52.

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