Azure Event Hubs – Capture event streams using Managed Identity – GA

Using Event Hubs capture feature, you can load real-time streaming data to data lakes, warehouses, and other storage services, so that they can be processed or analyzed by analytics services. We’re thrilled to announce the General Availability of Managed Identity support for capturing event streams in Azure Event Hubs. Managed Identities…

23/05/2023Messaging on Azure Blog

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