Thanks. That’s helpful.
The xxx.ServiceControl.Audit queue is the processing queue for that instance of ServiceControl. It’s used for things like coordinating scaled out instances and tracking retries and a few other things. It’s not actually the audit ingestion queue. These are separated so that incoming audit messages don’t prevent the regular operation of ServiceControl by drowning out the processing queue.
I would wager that the correct value there is endpointConfiguration.AuditProcessedMessagesTo(“audit”); as the default value for the audit queue is simply audit. In case you’ve changed that value though, you can see what it is by opening the config for the xxx.ServiceControl.Audit instance and scrolling all the way down and checking what value is written in the Audit Queue Name field. As I said, the default value is audit