Azure Event Grid

Azure Event Grid

Event Grid is a highly scalable, serverless mediator that you can use to connect different applications through events. To subscriber destinations like applications, Azure services, or any other endpoint to which Event Grid has network access, events are provided by Event Grid. Other applications, SaaS services, and Azure services may be the origin of those occurrences....

Features of AZURE EVENT GRID

Simplicity – Easily direct events from your Azure resource to any endpoint you choose with a simple click.Advanced filtering – Use filters to make sure the right endpoint receives only the relevant events based on event type or publish path. Fan-out – Send multiple copies of the same event to different endpoints for redundancy or other purposes. Reliability – Events are retried for up to 24 hours with gradually increasing time intervals to make sure they are delivered. Pay-per-event – You only pay for the number of events you use Event Grid for, so you don’t have to worry about fixed costs. High throughput – Event Grid can handle large volumes of events, so it’s suitable for high-demand applications. Built-in Events – You can use built-in events that are predefined by Azure resources to get started quickly. Custom Events – Use Event Grid to deliver custom events reliably and efficiently to the right endpoints based on your app’s specific needs....

Applications of AZURE EVENT GRID

Serverless Application Architecture: Azure Event Grid is useful for serverless applications where you want to connect different parts of your application together. For example, you can use Event Grid to trigger an analysis function to start when a new video is uploaded to your blob storage. Ops Automation: Event Grid helps you automate tasks and make sure policies are followed. For example, you can use it to let Azure Automation know when a new virtual machine or database is created in Azure SQL. You can then use this information to check that the service is set up correctly, add information to your tools, label virtual machines, or create work items automatically. Application Integration: Event Grid helps your app communicate with other services. For instance, you can create a topic to send your app’s event data to Event Grid, which will ensure that the data is reliably delivered and routed to the correct place. You can also use Event Grid along with Logic Apps to process data without having to write any code....