We are excited to share several new updates and features in Azure Event Grid that enhance our service's capabilities and improve your experience. In this article, you will find more information about the General Availability of Webhook Endpoints, and custom domain names in Azure Event Grid, as well as the introduction of new Public Previews like the cross-tenant delivery, and namespace topic to namespace topic forwarding support. Azure Event Grid is a highly integrated event broker designed to simplify the development of event-driven applications. It features pub-sub scenarios with a rich variety of event sources and handlers, including first-party and third-party integrations. Its flexible design supports multi-protocol interoperability, push and pull delivery, as well as MQTT, allowing for diverse message consumption patterns.
Below, we detail the latest additions and improvements now available.
We are pleased to announce General Availability of the webhook endpoints in Azure Event Grid namespace topics. This feature allows for efficient and reliable push delivery to webhooks, expanding the possibilities for event-driven architectures and integrations.
We are also excited to announce that custom domain names support is now Generally Available in Azure Event Grid’s MQTT broker. This new feature allows you to assign your own domain names to the MQTT and HTTP endpoints within your Azure Event Grid namespaces. By doing so, you can enhance security and simplify client configuration. Additionally, assigning custom domain names to namespaces can help improve availability, manage capacity, and facilitate cross-region client mobility.
We are also excited to announce the General Availability of Microsoft Graph API events that provide notifications about state changes of resources in Microsoft Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Conversations, and security alerts.
In Public Preview, we are introducing support for cross-tenant delivery to Event Hubs, Service Bus, and Storage Queues using managed identity with federated identity credentials (FIC) in Azure Event Grid topics, domains, system topics and partner topics. This enhancement enables secure and efficient cross-tenant communication for basic resources.
Lastly, we are launching the Public Preview for namespace topic to namespace topic forwarding, enabling seamless event forwarding between topics hosted in the same or different namespaces, simplifying the event routing and management.
We are confident that these updates will provide significant benefits and improvements to your Azure Event Grid experience. We look forward to your feedback and continued partnership as we strive to deliver the best possible features and services.
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