Habilidades Azure.Messaging.EventHubs (.NET)
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Azure.Messaging.EventHubs (.NET)

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Build Event Streaming with Azure Event Hubs

This skill helps developers integrate Azure Event Hubs into .NET applications for real-time event streaming, enabling scalable pub-sub messaging and event-driven architectures.

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A utilizar "Azure.Messaging.EventHubs (.NET)". Show me how to create an Event Hubs producer in .NET

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To create an Event Hubs producer in .NET, use the EventHubProducerClient from the Azure.Messaging.EventHubs package. First, install the NuGet package, then create a producer instance with your connection string and hub name. The producer can send single events or batches of events. Remember to dispose of the producer when done or use 'using' statements for automatic cleanup.

A utilizar "Azure.Messaging.EventHubs (.NET)". Explain partitions and consumer groups in Event Hubs

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Partitions are the basic unit of parallelism in Event Hubs. Each partition holds a sequence of events and can be processed independently. Consumer groups are logical subscribers that maintain their own position in the stream. Multiple consumer groups enable different consumers to read the same events independently. For ordered processing, all related events should go to the same partition using a partition key.

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v1 • 2/24/2026

This is a prompt-only skill with no executable code. The static analyzer scanned 0 files (0 lines) and detected no security issues. The skill provides guidance on Azure Event Hubs .NET SDK usage through prompts and documentation. No dangerous patterns, network requests, filesystem access, environment variable usage, or external command execution were detected.

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O Que Você Pode Construir

Build event-driven microservices

Create loosely coupled microservices that communicate through event streaming for scalable distributed systems

Implement real-time data pipelines

Process streaming data from IoT devices, click streams, or log aggregation in real-time

Modernize legacy messaging systems

Migrate from traditional message queues to event streaming with Event Hubs integration

Tente Estes Prompts

Basic event producer 
Show me how to create an Event Hubs producer in .NET to send messages to a specific hub.
Event consumer with checkpointing 
Create an Event Hubs consumer that processes events and saves checkpoints for reliable processing.
Batch event publishing 
Generate code to publish events in batches for better throughput and performance.
Partition routing strategy 
Explain how to implement a partition routing strategy for ordered event processing.

Melhores Práticas

  • Use partition keys for related events to maintain ordering within a partition
  • Implement checkpointing in consumers to enable resume after failures
  • Use batch publishing for high-throughput scenarios to reduce network overhead

Evitar

  • Do not create a new producer for each message - reuse producer instances
  • Avoid processing events synchronously in the receive callback - use async processing
  • Do not ignore the PartitionContext when implementing checkpointing for reliable processing

Perguntas Frequentes

What is Azure Event Hubs?
Azure Event Hubs is a fully managed real-time event streaming service from Microsoft Azure. It can ingest millions of events per second from various sources and deliver them to multiple consumers.
Do I need an Azure account to use this skill?
This skill provides code guidance and examples. To run the generated code, you need an Azure subscription and an Event Hubs namespace with an event hub.
What is the difference between partitions and consumer groups?
Partitions are physical divisions of the event stream that enable parallel processing. Consumer groups are logical views that allow multiple independent consumers to read the same stream at different positions.
How do I handle event ordering?
Events within a single partition are ordered. To maintain ordering across related events, use a partition key when sending events to ensure they go to the same partition.
What is checkpointing?
Checkpointing is the process of saving the position of processed events so that if the consumer restarts, it can resume from where it left off rather than reprocessing all events.
Can this skill help with Azure IoT Hub integration?
Yes, Azure IoT Hub can stream events to Event Hubs using built-in endpoints. This skill can help you create consumers that process these events from the IoT Hub-compatible endpoint.

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sickn33

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