[@desmondkrummeck792]

Thank you for this, went from a 2 to a 8 in understanding between the 3 types

[@FranciscoBereciartu]

Very clear and concise. Great explanation! Was having hard time to see the clear differences between the 3. Great job! :)

[@sarathfromsaudi]

Fantastic video. Extremely useful to understand why there are different products even though they look similar in first look. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work. Appreciate your efforts to create this content and share with us.

[@taefer7437]

Great information in this video Abdullah. Thank you for the work you put in and hope you have a great day!

[@dwainbrowne]

Thank you for clarifying this; this video deserves a million views!!! Very helpful, especially the concepts and diagram. Great job, keep it up.

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

Thank you Dwain. Very happy that this helped :)

[@FlorinAsavei]

This was extremely useful and very clear! Honestly, I was struggling to understand this stuff but now I finally got it! Keep up the good work man! Too bad the sound is not great towards the end...

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

Thank you Florin. Your feedback means a lot!

[@andrewk4286]

Ill be honest with you. This is the most useful explanation of the services I've seen. Tnx man!

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

Thanks Andrew! Happy to hear that

[@binodsharma112]

Thanks .. Now I understand why azure have all these services . Sukaran habibi :)

[@NithishKumar-dq4ik]

Great Explanation, I am really looking for this type of explanation, once again thank you.

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

You're most welcome! Happy to help :)

[@stefanminehan]

'We want services with social anxiety' haha :D - Thank you for taking the time to explain and demystify what can be a tricky set of services to differentiate :)

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

Thanks! Glad someone acknowledged the joke :D

[@my_life_manifested]

@@AbdullahAbu-Hassan I had to pause and laugh at the joke. My favourite part of the video!!

[@vnie1988]

Excellent video, thanks!

[@jpocketvnext]

Excellent, thank you!

[@suhasdpatil]

Thank you very much. This is very clear explanation.

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

Happy to have helped Suhas :)

[@trinhnguyenthe]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. One thing I've noticed is that the echoed audio in the video makes it a bit uncomfortable for me to listen to. It would greatly enhance the experience if the audio quality could be improved. I'm eagerly looking forward to your future videos.

[@grigorylatushko3145]

Great explanation

[@denadaisicari]

Great job!

[@allwinrajeshpaul]

Thank you, very helpful

[@ergceme]

Thank you Abdullah!

[@jeffreybandojo2458]

Thank you so much this is very helpful

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

Glad you found this helpful Jeffrey :)

[@ezravdb]

this video was legit tho!

[@MarioRamosMontesinos]

Thanks!

[@AbdullahAbu-Hassan]

You're very much welcome :)

[@estherkim9525]

Thank you for the great video. Can you share the code as well?

[@VetinCloud]

Got here from the 204 video. Thank you for this.

[@manindersingh6371]

Bro any video for azure event grid consumer?

[@F2H16]

Is the source code on GitHub? Can it be shared?

[@lifewithsuryanvi9019]

explanation is good but there is echo..

[@ezravdb]

too bad you can only use Event Hub Namespace policies when configuring a diagnostic setting in Azure.

[@terminator4974]

Push vs pull in event grid:
In Azure Event Hub we pull events as a consumer (where a sender emits to Hub and subscriber use offsets to read)
In Azure Event Grid consumer gets triggered via a push by Event Topic (basically consumer pulls too?)
AH the event hub doesnt care is data is being read or not and event grid needs a specific output (AZ function etc)