2: Send And Read Message From Event Hub in Azure Portal | Azure Event Hub Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video,
1. We will create Event Hub namespace in Azure Portal
2. Then we will create Event Hub in this namespace
3. We will then send event/message/data to event hub from Portal using 'Generate Data' feature
4. And finally we will view this event/message/data in Portal
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Good video bro but that last message is going to where? and where we can see that output ?
Hey thanks
Bro, this is an introductory video. Basically we are just sending event(s) to event hub. This event/message is sent to Event Hub only
I would recommend please watch further videos, things will be clear to you
Now to answer your question - in a typical scenario - the messages which are sent or delivered to event-hub - will be consumed by Azure function or our custom C# application. This is explained in upcoming videos
A typical message flow is as below
Message sender (e.g. IoT devices) -----> IoT Hub -------> Event Hub ------> Azure Function ------> Azure Cosmos DB --------> Your App i,e. website or mobile app
@@HarshalkumarJain tq for your response bro, and i am new to azure I can't understand.what is the purpose! we send this json object to event hub that message will not save in anything? Or what is the next process of that data?
Yes, for that - please watch all videos in this series
First it is not json object, it is a message/event in json format
Then, this message is retrieved or consumed in Azure function, and later it is saved or stored in Azure cosmos db. This is a typical flow
@@HarshalkumarJain Tq bro I will watch