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Getting Started with Azure Event Hubs with C#
Event Hubs facilitate big data applications by moving large volumes of data efficiently. This course teaches you the core concepts and design patterns of Event Hubs, starting with a simple example and working toward an Internet of Things application.
Intermediate
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Getting Started with Azure Event Hubs with C#
Event Hubs facilitate big data applications by moving large volumes of data efficiently. This course teaches you the core concepts and design patterns of Event Hubs, starting with a simple example and working toward an Internet of Things application.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
At the core of big data is a thorough knowledge of large-scale data transfer mechanisms. In this course, Getting Started with Azure Event Hubs with C#, you'll learn how to leverage Event Hubs to transfer data from multiple sources in parallel, at hyper scale. First, you'll discover data transfer design patterns. Next, you'll explore integrating your .NET applications with Event Hubs through state-of-the-art web protocols. Finally, you'll experience building well-balanced applications composed of parallel tiers and exhibiting fluid data-flow. When you’re finished with this course, you'll have a foundational understanding of hyperscale systems that will help you as you scale your applications to handle exponentially increasing data volumes at a global scale.
Getting Started with Azure Event Hubs with C#
Intermediate
Paul is a Microsoft .NET MVP with over 15 years of experience in software development. Paul regularly speaks at conferences and meetups, is an active blogger, and open-source contributor (#1 in Ireland, C#). Paul focuses on performance-optimisation and develops real-time systems that handle large volumes of data.