Azure Event Hubs Deep Dive (Azure & AI Conference 2022)

Slides & Audio recording of my talk about the Azure Event Hubs features and internal architecture at the Azure & AI conference ins Las Vegas in April 2022.
Slides at github.com/clemensv/messaging...

[@santiagobarbieri-vn9rz]

In Kafka we have brokers. We have the leader and the follower. If the leader server goes down, then the follower becomes the leader. Does Azure Event Hubs has something similar?

[@clemensv]

As I explain in this talk, an Event Hubs deployment, of which we have several hundred, is a 3-tier broker cluster consisting of usually more than 30 VMs spread across 3 availability zones (= independent data centers). If any component across these three tiers goes down, it is instantly replaced in its role by a predesignated secondary (follower). We can lose two entire data centers and your namespace will still be up.

[@santiagobarbieri-vn9rz]

@@clemensv Perfect! Thanks for your answer

[@santiagobarbieri-vn9rz]

Azure Event Grid is a push style distribution of events. Azure Service Buss is a pull-style. Azure Event Hubs is a push-style or pull-style? The sever (Event Hubs) pushes the events to the consumer.? Or the consumer pull the events?

[@clemensv]

The consumer pulls with Event Hubs.

[@santiagobarbieri-vn9rz]

@@clemensv Thanks!