Cannot see any events in Event Hub Data Explorer
Hi, I am learning Azure Event Hub. I had created an Event Hub Namespace and Event Hub. I am using Data Explorer to send some events. But whenever I click View Events button nothing is showing. I am using admin account so I guess there should be no access related issue. I am sending events through Send events button. Once the event send notification is received I click View events button. I have only default Consumer group. I connected this Event Hub to MS Fabric Event Stream and data was showing there. Would like any suggestions to solve this issue or any steps to try out.How to grant permissions on behalf of the organization Script
Hello everyone! We generated a necessary Script to create a Principal API/APP/Service in Entra ID, and assign some delegated and application permissions. However, I need to consent to these permissions on behalf of the organization, during the Script itself. I have tried several times, in different ways, but all without success. Does anyone know how this can be done? If it can be done? And could you help me with this? Thank you all. Best regardsDynamically adding partitions to a topic/event hub under Event Hubs namespace
Event Hubs provides partitions to scale consumers for parallel processing. The concept of partitions belongs to Topics under Event Hubs namespace. Topics helps categorize the incoming messages and consumer in a group processes the events from one of the Topic partitions. When a Topic is created, the number of partitions are specified at the time of creation. For some special cases though, you may have to add partitions after the Topic has been created. This requires you to dynamically accommodate the addition of partitions. This blog describes the behavior of adding partitions to an existing Topic with Event Hubs. Dynamic additions of partitions is available only on Dedicated Event Hubs clusters and not on Standard Event Hubs namespace.Tweet Sentiment Analytics made easy by Azure Services
I have written an article that explains how you can perform Tweet Sentiment Analytics using services from the Azure cloud. You can find the article on https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/tweet-sentiment-analytics-made-easy-azure-services-narendra-anganeProcessing ordered IoT streams in Azure
There are thousands of articles on the Internet talking about how the cloud can be used to process discrete (un-ordered) streaming IoT data. But almost all are short on specifics and the design trade-offs you need to make when processing ordered IoT streams, at scale. This article discusses why scale can be difficult to achieve, especially when the ordering of the events (aka Series events) is important. Jeff Hollan wrote an article which illustrates the challenge when using Azure Functions, for example. And if you need a primer on Real-time processing, Events, Messages, Series events and Discrete events, please review the following articles: Real time processing Events, Data Points, and Messages - Choosing the right Azure messaging service for your data Choose between Azure messaging services - Event Grid, Event Hubs, and Service Bus
Extract and Display special data from Outlook calendar
Good morning, my name is Sebastian and I am new here. I'm a totally beginner (noob) in Powershell, but now I have to use it because of a project. I need to extract special data from the Outlook calendar (especially the names of todays meeting member). And the names need to be displayed just on a kind of grey window or something. Any idea how get this solved? sincerely BowetNew Akka Streams and Apache Flink tutorials/samples for Event Hubs for Apache Kafka Ecosystems
First published on on Jun 13, 2018 Introducing two new Event Hubs for Apache Kafka Ecosystems tutorials - Akka Streams and Apache Flink!Event Hubs for Kafka Ecosystems combines the power and simplicity of Event Hubs with the wide ecosystem of Apache Kafka.Event Hubs Archive, what’s the new naming convention
First published on on Mar 20, 2017 We have listened to your wonderful feedback on EH Archive blob naming conventions and have now designed a simpler naming pattern, while at the same time capturing the essentials required for identifying the source of the archived blob.
Azure Service Bus, Event Hubs and Notification Hubs on the Classic Azure Portal Announcement
First published on on Mar 07, 2017 Important announcement for Azure Service Bus, Event Hubs, and Notification Hubs customers using the classic Azure PortalWe want to notify our customers that on October 2, 2017 August 15, 2017, the Service Bus extension on the classic Azure Portal will be retired.
