Product
Big-data streaming platform and event ingestion service that receives and processes millions of events per second, compatible with Apache Kafka.
| Type | Product |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Event Hubs |
| Documentation | learn.microsoft.com/azure/event-hubs |
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Azure Event Hubs is Microsoft's high-throughput event streaming platform, built to ingest and process millions of events per second with low latency. In this episode, we explain what Azure Event Hubs is, how it works, and why it's a critical service for…
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Azure Event Hubs is a managed platform for real-time data streaming. It ingests large volumes of events with low latency and distributes them to consumers. · From the episode: Azure Event Hubs - Simply Explained
Batch jobs mean your data is always a day behind. With sensors and apps producing constant events, users expect instant responses, which streaming provides. · From the episode: Azure Event Hubs - Simply Explained
No. The episode says it is the pipe, not the processing engine. It ingests and distributes data, and you pair it with Functions, Stream Analytics or Databricks. · From the episode: Azure Event Hubs - Simply Explained
Partitions enable parallel processing of data streams, which makes handling very large event volumes efficient. · From the episode: Azure Event Hubs - Simply Explained
Create an Event Hubs namespace and a hub in the Azure portal, send events with the built-in test tool and write a simple console app to read them back. · From the episode: Azure Event Hubs - Simply Explained
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