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Azure Event Grid is a fully managed publish-subscribe service in Azure that routes events from publishers such as Azure services or custom apps to subscribed handlers over HTTP or MQTT, with push and pull delivery.
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| Documentation | learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-grid/overview |
2026-05-10 · Video on YouTube
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2026-07-15 · Video on YouTube
Azure Event Grid is the backbone of event-driven applications in Microsoft Azure, enabling services to react instantly when something happens. In this episode, we explain what Azure Event Grid is, how it works, and why it's a key building block for modern…
2026-04-29 · Video on YouTube
The episode argues that legacy middleware creates a “silent tax” on enterprises by adding unnecessary complexity, cost, and dependency between systems. Instead of enabling integration, middleware often becomes a bottleneck that slows down decision-making and…
It is the part of Azure that tells your apps what already happened, so your code does not keep asking. · From the episode: Azure Event Grid - Simply Explained
They support real-time, event-driven architectures, where systems react to events instead of waiting on heavy coordination. According to the show notes, this reduces the coordination tax that legacy middleware imposes. · From the episode: Replace Legacy Middleware with Policy-Driven…
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