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Azure Event Hubs is a scalable event processing platform from Microsoft that ingests and processes large volumes of data and events with low latency. Recent discussions on WindowsForum highlight the general availability of Geo-replication for Azure Event Hubs, now offered in Premium and Dedicated tiers. This feature uses a primary-secondary model to provide enterprise-grade redundancy and availability across multiple Azure regions, enabling robust multi-region data streaming. Topics covered include configuration, failover scenarios, and best practices for ensuring high availability and disaster recovery in event-driven architectures. The tag is relevant for IT professionals and developers working with real-time data pipelines, IoT telemetry, or large-scale event ingestion on Azure.
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    Microsoft Graph Browser Push Preview: Keep Webhooks for Automation

    Microsoft Graph’s browser-native Web Push preview should not replace webhooks across Windows and Microsoft 365 administration. It is a meaningful new option for an interactive admin portal that needs to alert a signed-in operator in a specific browser, but webhook and Azure Event Hubs delivery...
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    Azure Event Hubs Geo-Replication Now Generally Available for Robust Multi-Region Data Streaming

    Summary of "Azure Event Hubs Geo-Replication Reaches General Availability" (InfoQ, July 2025): Microsoft has announced the General Availability (GA) of Geo-replication for Azure Event Hubs, now offered in both Premium and Dedicated tiers. This advancement brings enterprise-grade redundancy and...
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    • availability azure event hubs azure premium cloud infrastructure cloud redundancy disaster recovery enterprise cloud event handling failover geo-replication latency microsoft azure monitoring metrics primary-secondary model real-time data replication scalable event platforms streaming analytics tiers
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