One major difference between Azure service bus and Azure event hub is, only service bus offers the guarantee to deliver “only once”. Still, you need to be careful using logic apps or azure function to make sure this is performed in the right way. Let start with logic apps: First, select one of the “peek-lock”… Read More “Guarantee to deliver only once” using Azure Service Bus
In recent years, I have worked on several projects that require combining on-premises services with cloud-based SaaS solutions, particularly when integrating with Dataverse using Azure. However, some developers and architects find it challenging to understand the difference between event-driven and messaging systems, particularly when it comes to choosing between Event Hub and Service Bus in… Read More Azure Event Hub vs Service Bus for Dataverse or Graph API
Few months ago, I published a post about using Azure Functions for Kafka after Microsoft announce support for this approach. My first article was a demo over on-prem. Trying it now on Confluent cloud, I started with those Microsoft tutorials (here and here). I noticed the tutorial code is still referring to the beta version… Read More Sending Messages to Confluent Cloud using Azure Function Kafka Output Trigger
In my previous article, I discussed the many ways we can use azure functions to enhance integration with Dataverse. Most Dataverse developers and Dynamics 365 developers use Dataverse SDK (Xrm.SDK on the D365 days before Dataverse) to write code that interacts with Dataverse. That can be one more thing to learn if you are a… Read More Azure Function for Dataverse Part 2 – MSAL and Web API
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