Azure Event hub internally uses Kafka as a service. You didn't have to create a consumer for consuming the event from your source.

A lot of things are hidden, so if you want a more flexible solution, then you have to write your function for the same.

I am collecting database CRUD events using Debezium and connect to azure even hub. Connect azure event hub to ELK stack in an azure virtual machine and analyze using logstash and show all CRUD logs in the dashboard and index it.

event bases application making and configuring

many things are hidden code and need more custom code written functionlity

event based all system centerlized

You can use Capture, publish an event, and i really like the how to guides on the website because there are many features like using event hub for Apache. It's nice because you can buffer and store right on the spot quite easily.

Nothing really honestly. we are still new to using it but we are able to communicate and stream really easily here.

event streaming.

Azure Event Hub helps us import the data very easily. The fact that it is simple and scalable makes it a immediate choice for many. It is very efficient in building a dynamic pipelines and also responds to all the business issues very well. It offers a free trial before you purchase it which is another advantage of using Event Hub.

It is quite hard to get a catch of it especially for people who don't have a good knowledge in cloud platforms. A better documentation would surely make our work easy.

Easily connects to your Kafka Application, Scalable and highly secure makes it stand out in the market.

The data related to our organization is very huge. With Microsoft Event Hub, we are very efficiently able to get insights about the data, and also build the big data pipelines without compromising with the security.

Azure Event Hubs is easy and stright to the point. If you are migrating from Kafka it's similar and Azure is a great choice for a different but still gives you the familiarity. I definitely recommend it for someone that is nervous about trying something different and unsure of venturing out.

I occasionally have to schedule events for at least a month out. That can be a little tricky at first. I also don't use Azure cloud so possibly if I used that it would be easier for me. So if you're like me then maybe this won't be your best option.

Try it out and see how easy it is to use

Integration has been made much easier. Our microservices have been simple to integrate based on various events and we also have the ability to do our updates our dashboards. We can do this in areal time. We have found that our larger projects are are easier using event oriented architecture and provides scalability because we can use different services.

Azure Event Hubs are very useful for working in a microservice environment that involve a lot of streaming data processing.

I find that the Microsoft Azure product stack on a whole is overpriced when compared to competitors.

As said before, Event Hubs allows many events to be processed in near-real time, for example error streams from microservices running in production.

I have used Kafka for a long time, and migrating to Azure Event Hubs is really easy and stright forward. The concept is very similar and if you are deploying into Azure this is the way to go.

The persistence of the events is a little trickie when you need to persist events for more than one month. And of course, maybe is not the right tool if you are not using Azure cloud.

I would recommend to make a simple try. It worth it.

Now we can easly integrate different microservices based on events and update our dashboards in a real time. Creating and Event oriented architecture is very useful for allowing the scalability of a big project with several servicies.

There is honestly nothing I like about this platform

Everything is difficult to navigate and really just a jumbled mess

The only saving grace is that I get reminders about events. However, that is not enough to rectify the other issues

I love that we just input the data and get real time results. This software takes all the guessing and hard work out of configuring our data. The extra benefit of the cloud is a huge plus too.

There is nothing I dislike about this software.

We are able to to get quick, accurate feedback that helps us stay on top of the Health Care industry. This software takes all the guess work out of analyzing data. Its fast pace just like us.

What I like best is the fact I can stay organized all in one spot. Having multiple clients can become hectic, and this software decreases stress.

The one thing I do not like is that there is so much I need to learn, and it may take a bit of time.

Yes, I highly recommend Azure Events Hubs to keep your business organized.

The main business problem I have is not being organized and to many different programs open. The benefit is the fact that I can have assistants and everything I need in one place.