azure event hubs
74 TopicsBenchmarking Azure Event Hubs Premium for Kafka and AMQP workloads
We have been benchmarking Azure Event Hubs Premium for Kafka and AMQP workloads using OpenMessaging Benchmark Framework. For the workloads and configurations, we tested, Event Hubs Premium was able to stream events with average end-to-end latency of ~10ms for both Kafka and AMQP workloads.12KViews1like0CommentsData encryption with Customer Managed keys for Azure Event Hubs
We are excited to announce the public preview of data encryption at rest with Customer Managed Keys support for Azure Event Hubs. Azure Event Hubs provides encryption of data at rest and in transit. By default, Event Hubs uses Azure Storage Service Encryption using Microsoft-managed keys to encrypt the data. With Customer Managed keys support, customers now have the choice of encrypting the data with the keys managed by the customers.11KViews1like0CommentsAzure Event Hubs update – Q4 2022
Azure Event Hubs enables you to stream millions of events per second from any source using Kafka, AMQP or HTTPS protocols and build end-to-end event streaming pipelines. We are excited to announce the availability of several new features and major enhancements in Azure Event Hubs, which will be available in Q4 of calendar year 2022.10KViews5likes2CommentsSteps to upgrade control plane API references for Azure Service Bus, Event Hubs and Relay
On 30 September 2026, Azure Resource Manager control plane APIs 2014-09-01, 2015-08-01, and 2016-07-01 will be retired. Migrate to the latest control plane API version by that date to avoid potential service outages in Azure Service Bus, Event Hubs, and Relay. The latest API for control plane operations, version 2021-11-01, offers feature updates and performance improvements to make your applications more resilient.10KViews3likes0Comments