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Explore Data Transformation in Eventstream for KQL Database Integration

  • Headshot of article author November 22, 2023 by Alex Lin 19,368 Views

At Microsoft Ignite this year, we were thrilled to announce the General Availability of Eventstream. One of the exciting features is Eventstream’s real-time processing tailored for seamless integration with the KQL Database. This feature ensures a smooth experience for ingesting and transforming data streams into your KQL table. In this blog post, we’ll dive into … Continue reading “Explore Data Transformation in Eventstream for KQL Database Integration”

What’s New in Eventstream: Enhanced UX on Event Processor and Expanded Custom App Connections

  • Headshot of article author October 29, 2023 by Alex Lin 13,418 Views

Eventstream is a streaming platform in Fabric that allows you to capture, transform, and route real-time events using a no-code editor. Our recent updates, focused on enhancing efficiency and user experience, include UX improvements on the no-code Event Processor and expanding the Custom App connection strings to other protocols such as Kafka and AMQP. In … Continue reading “What’s New in Eventstream: Enhanced UX on Event Processor and Expanded Custom App Connections”

Stream Azure IoT Hub Data into Fabric Eventstream for Email Alerting

  • Headshot of article author October 23, 2023 by Alex Lin 12,387 Views

Azure IoT Hub is a managed service hosted in the cloud that acts as a central message hub for communication between IoT applications and their connected devices. It allows you to connect, monitor, and manage millions of devices reliably and securely, making it easier to build scalable IoT solutions. But what if you could take … Continue reading “Stream Azure IoT Hub Data into Fabric Eventstream for Email Alerting”