Azure Event Hub Tutorial | Big data message streaming service

Azure Event Hubs is highly scalable big data event processing service capable of processing millions of events per second.

This episode will deep dive into Event Hub basics, partitions, namespaces, shared access signatures, even hubs, consumer groups and more!

In this episode live demo of
- Creating and managing namespaces and even hubs
- Sending data with .NET SDK
- Sending data with Logic Apps
- Receiving data with .NET SDK

Next steps for you after watching the video
1. Azure Event Hubs overview
2. Creating event hubs in portal
3. Even Hub terminology
4. Throughput units and auto-inflate
5. Authentication and authorization with Event Hubs
6. Event Hubs FAQ

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[harithik]

A 3hr Pluralsight video = 30 mins of your video. Well done.

[Tom-slni]

I love the way you explain. No distracting or unnecessary information, the tone of voice makes it easy to listen, and the slides help to understand the complex concepts of Azure Event Hubs. 👍 Thanks

[franciscovilches]

this is such great content. structured very well and explained in very simple terms. It's perfect for anyone starting out with EventHub. Thank you for this! subscribed

[afroinfotech]

Great video Adam, Thank you. However, there are some unclarity
1. at 5'15, Throughput units represent the number of 10 k events or 1mb messages per sec. We can get a max of 20k events per sec or 20mb msgs per sec
2. at 18', you can have up to 20 consumer groups per event hubs (NOT partitions). The partition is just for horizontal scaling of the data across multiple nodes in the event hubs
3. at 18.15' it is advised to have one reader per partition in a Single consumer group (if not the consumer application has to handle dups). However, multiple consumer groups (with different readers) can read the same partition of an event hub

[shovonku]

Fantastic presentation Adam. To the point without any unnecessary detail.

[georgetuccio]

Just finished your Event Hub Tutorial and very much enjoyed it. Excellent. I wish you would've also dived into Autoscaling and Geo-replication with region pairing. You only mentioned them at the end but didn't address them. I was looking for a good tutorial on Event Hub and found this. Excellent job. I see you have some other, related videos as well which I will study as well. Thank you Adam.

[maitreyeekar]

Awesome Adam!! At first I was not able to understand from where I should start but watching your video really helped me! Also, I was able to do hands-on for this! Thanks Adam for this video!! Hope to see more videos :)

[martinshiveral]

Great content, very well presented Adam! Keep up the great work.

[anirbanmandal]

All of your videos are extremely helpful. Very informative. Clear presentation. Absolutely marvellous. Thanks a lot.

[HarshalGeet]

So I have Udemy and Pluralsight both subscription - But man Hats Off. You make it some simple and crystal clear - Just what is needed and with needed details. Thanks a lot

[apsrain]

Welldone ! Your video covers the key concepts and cuts all the noise ! Much appreciated

[Jamesatighe]

Really nice overview of Event Hubs! Well done and informative! Subscribed! :)

[mohamedgalal]

Very informative thanks Adam .. just little comment to be considered as mentioned in the documentation "Auto-inflate does not automatically scale down the number of TUs when ingress or egress rates drop below the limits."

[Marcelk]

what a talented guy - high quality content - excellent explanations!

[malohatibrohimovna]

thanks, Adam, for a concise and powerful tutorial! I would like to use Java to read the events from an event hub and to send them to an IoT Hub. Do you have something similar or could you recommend me some other source?

[domagojhorvat]

Adam, thanks for an awesome explanations!
Quick question...what are the options if we run into situation when our consumers can't keep the pace with producers and need to scale out to multiple instances (a lot of i/o on consumer side, e.g.)? what are the options to make sure there are no duplicate hadlings?
tnx!

[mekasamshaikh]

Good one...nice clean detailing of topic..Thanks a lot!

[rafae]

Great presentation! Much appreciated :)

[padmanathanramasamy]

Very interesting video with clear explanation. I always recommend your video to my friend and colleague if they want to start learning Azure. Can you show a example in Event Hub like

1) Two consumer were reading the data in different time internal.
2) How do we can configure a message to publish the message to specific set of consumer.

[VBAu]

Thanks Adam very well presented and explain in simple language.