Eventhub Publisher

The EventHub Publisher leverages the scalability and throughput capabilities of Event Hubs to ensure efficient and reliable event transmission.

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The EventHub Publisher leverages the scalability and throughput capabilities of Event Hubs to ensure efficient and reliable event transmission.

All component configurations are classified broadly into 3 section

Please follow the steps given in the walk-through to configure the Eventhub Publisher component.

Configuring the Meta Information tab of Eventhub Publisher

There are two read using methods:

Connection String: It is a string of parameters that are used to establish a connection to an Azure EventHub.
Consumer Group: It is a logical grouping of event consumers (subscribers) that read and process events from the same partition of an event hub.
EventHub Name: It refers to the specific Event Hub within the Event Hubs namespace to which data is being sent or received.
Checkpoint Location: It is a location in the event stream that represents the last event that has been successfully processed by the subscriber.
Enqueued time: It indicates the time when the event was added to the partition, which is typically the time when the event occurred or was generated.
Publisher namespace: It is a logical entity that is used to group related publishers and manage access control to EventHubs within the namespace.

Client ID: The ID of the Azure AD application that has been registered in the Azure portal and that will be used to authenticate the publisher. This can be found in the Azure portal under the "App registrations" section.
Tenant ID: The ID of the Azure AD tenant that contains the Azure AD application and service principal that will be used to authenticate the publisher.
Client secret: The secret value that is associated with the Azure AD application and that will be used to authenticate the publisher.
Consumer group: It is a logical grouping of event producer(publisher) that read and process events from the same partition of an event hub.
EventHub Name: It refers to the specific Event Hub within the Event Hubs namespace to which data is being sent or received.
Checkpoint Location: It is a location in the event stream that represents the last event that has been successfully processed by the publisher.
Enqueued time: It indicates the time when the event was added to the partition, which is typically the time when the event occurred or was generated.
Publisher namespace: It is a logical entity that is used to group related publishers and manage access control to EventHubs within the namespace.

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All component configurations are classified broadly into 3 section

Please follow the steps given in the walk-through to configure the Eventhub Publisher component.

There are two read using methods:

Connection String: It is a string of parameters that are used to establish a connection to an Azure EventHub.
Consumer Group: It is a logical grouping of event consumers (subscribers) that read and process events from the same partition of an event hub.
EventHub Name: It refers to the specific Event Hub within the Event Hubs namespace to which data is being sent or received.
Checkpoint Location: It is a location in the event stream that represents the last event that has been successfully processed by the subscriber.
Enqueued time: It indicates the time when the event was added to the partition, which is typically the time when the event occurred or was generated.
Publisher namespace: It is a logical entity that is used to group related publishers and manage access control to EventHubs within the namespace.

Client ID: The ID of the Azure AD application that has been registered in the Azure portal and that will be used to authenticate the publisher. This can be found in the Azure portal under the "App registrations" section.
Tenant ID: The ID of the Azure AD tenant that contains the Azure AD application and service principal that will be used to authenticate the publisher.
Client secret: The secret value that is associated with the Azure AD application and that will be used to authenticate the publisher.
Consumer group: It is a logical grouping of event producer(publisher) that read and process events from the same partition of an event hub.
EventHub Name: It refers to the specific Event Hub within the Event Hubs namespace to which data is being sent or received.
Checkpoint Location: It is a location in the event stream that represents the last event that has been successfully processed by the publisher.
Enqueued time: It indicates the time when the event was added to the partition, which is typically the time when the event occurred or was generated.
Publisher namespace: It is a logical entity that is used to group related publishers and manage access control to EventHubs within the namespace.