Building Event-Driven Architectures with Azure Event Grid and Functions
Event-driven architecture requires careful design but delivers superior scalability and resilience for distributed systems.
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Event-driven architecture requires careful design but delivers superior scalability and resilience for distributed systems.
Data Activator monitors data streams and triggers actions based on conditions you define. It connects to Power BI reports, Eventstreams, and Fabric data…
Event-driven AI enables intelligent, automated responses to business events. Start with high-value events where AI can add immediate value.
Event-driven AI enables responsive, intelligent systems. Start with simple event handlers and evolve to complex orchestration as needed.
Real-time AI requires careful architecture to balance latency, cost, and quality. Start with simple use cases and optimize based on actual performance data.
I reviewed Data Activator during its preview; understanding limits and capacity impact is critical before go-live. This post explains what to watch for…
Jobs in Container Apps provide flexible batch processing capabilities. Tomorrow, I will cover Dapr 1.11 updates.
Event-driven architecture in 2021 moved from architectural pattern to practical implementation. The tools support it, the patterns are proven, and the…
Serverless in 2021 proved it's not just for simple APIs. Complex, stateful, event-driven applications are running successfully in production. The technology…
Cosmos DB Change Feed is the feature most teams discover six months after they've already hand-rolled a polling loop they'll regret. It's a sorted…
Change Feed transforms Cosmos DB from a database into a real-time event platform.
There's a recurring confusion among teams new to Azure: which messaging service do I use? Service Bus, Event Hubs, Event Grid, Storage Queues — they all…