Event Hub

Azure Event Hubs is a fully managed, real-time data streaming service provided by Microsoft Azure. It is designed for the ingress and processing of high-throughput, streaming data from multiple sources. Event Hubs can ingest millions of events per second, making it well-suited for scenarios such as IoT, telemetry, and logging.

Event Hubs allows you to send and receive event data using a variety of protocols and programming languages. It supports protocols such as AMQP, HTTPS, and Kafka, and offers SDKs for various languages such as .NET, Java, Python, and more.

Event Hubs allows you to process data in near real-time using technologies such as Azure Stream Analytics, Apache Storm, and Apache Spark. It also integrates with other Azure services such as Azure Functions, Azure Data Lake, and Azure Log Analytics for further data processing and analysis.

Event Hubs also allows for easy scaling based on the needs of the application, and also offers features like automatic partitioning, load balancing, and built-in resiliency to handle high-throughput scenarios.

Overall, Azure Event Hubs is a highly scalable and reliable service for the ingress and processing of high-throughput, streaming data, making it well-suited for scenarios such as IoT, telemetry, and logging.

It is important to note that Azure Event Grid and Event Hubs are two different services, Event Grid is an event routing service, whereas Event Hubs is a data streaming service. Event Grid allows you to easily set up and manage the route of events, whereas Event Hubs allows you to easily send and receive high-throughput data streams.