Support Azure Service Bus Geo-Recovery alias for querying queue names #4938
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Azure Service Bus namespaces using the Geo-Recovery feature define an alias that points to a premium namespace, but can perform a one-time disaster failover to a secondary premium namespace. Most data access use cases used by ServiceControl handle this naturally via DNS, except for enumerating queues as part of throughput monitoring.
This PR introduces a DNS query on the provided Service Bus domain name so that if a Geo-Recovery alias is used, it can be mapped to the true Service Bus namespace handling the requests.