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event streams
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Event streams are a core concept in real-time data processing, enabling the continuous flow and analysis of telemetry, logs, and other high-velocity data. On WindowsForum, discussions cover how event streams integrate with Microsoft Fabric's Real-Time Intelligence (RTI) to streamline ingestion from sources like Cribl Stream into Fabric Eventstream. Additionally, the Reactive Extensions (Rx) library is explored for querying and representing event streams using observable sequences and LINQ operators. These topics are relevant for developers and IT professionals working with streaming data in Microsoft ecosystems, focusing on low-latency pipelines, event-driven architectures, and reactive programming patterns.
Cribl’s Stream is now a ready-to-use data source inside Microsoft Fabric’s Real‑Time Intelligence, turning what used to be a custom‑built ingestion pipeline into a streamlined, configurable route for high‑volume telemetry destined for Fabric Eventstream. Background
Microsoft Fabric introduced...
Learn about the first-class representation of event streams using observable sequences in Rx, and how to use subjects to publish and subscribe to sources.
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