Thursday
Room 4
11:40 - 12:40
(UTC+02)
Talk (60 min)
Azure Messaging, Queueing, and Events - Which service is right for your solution?
With Event Hub, IoT Hub, Service Bus, and Azure Storage Queue, Azure has a number of PaaS offerings available when it comes to Queueing, Eventing, and Messaging. The number of services and mystery about their purposes can lead to a bit of analysis paralysis when it comes to which service to use, and, more importantly, when to use each service.
This session will help you answer all of the following questions:
- Which service is used for ingesting a stream of data?
- What service responds to a single event?
- Do you need an Event Hub to use Event Grid or an Event Grid to use Event Hub?
- When should you use Azure Storage Queue vs Azure Service Bus Queue?
- Is there a way to have one message go to multiple Queues based on the interest or access level of a customer/client?
- How do you enhance a stream to make sure that critical failures are handled immediately?
- What is "at-most-once" vs. "at-least-once" delivery of messages and which services can guarantee these options?
In this session you will learn about the services available at Azure for queueing, handling events, and messaging, and you'll get to see working examples of when and how to use each of the various services.
By the end of the talk you'll be ready to choose the correct service for your solution with confidence.
Brian Gorman
Brian is a Microsoft Azure MVP and is an experienced speaker, author, trainer, and .NET developer with MCSA: Web App Certification, MCSD: App Builder, and eleven Azure certifications including Azure Developer, Administrator, DevOps, Architect, Data Administrator, Security, IoT, CosmosDB, and a number of Fundamentals certifications, and has been an MCT since April of 2019. Brian has a masters of science degree in computer information systems, and a bachelor of science degree in computer science. Additionally, Brian has around fifteen years of experience instructing college courses online in computer science, SQL databases, C#/VB.NET/and Java object-oriented programming, and Microsoft Office. Brian has created many online technical training courses that can be found online on various platforms. Brian has also published multiple books with APress, including "Practical Entity Framework" and the second edition "Practical Entity Framework Core 6". Brian's latest book, Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure Certification Companion: Hands-on Preparation and Practice for Exam AZ-204 was released in May of 2023.