Event Grid
Official Documentation
Service Description
Event Grid is a fully managed event routing service that provides reliable message delivery at massive scale. Developers use Event Grid to build reactive, event-driven apps in a modern, serverless compute architecture—eliminating polling and its associated cost and latency. One-to-many mapping, in which a single event can trigger multiple actions, provides a uniform event consumption experience. A pay-per-operation model complements and extends your serverless solutions and lets you focus on innovation rather than infrastructure.Getting Started
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Event Grid Documentation
1. Overview1.1. About Event Grid
1.2. Compare messaging services
2. Quickstarts
2.1. Storage events
2.1.1. Azure CLI
2.1.2. PowerShell
2.1.3. Portal
2.2. Custom events
2.2.1. Azure CLI
2.2.2. PowerShell
2.2.3. Portal
2.3. Send events to Queue storage
2.4. Send events to Event Hubs
3. Tutorials
3.1. Email when VM changes
3.2. Resize uploaded images
3.3. Trigger Automation runbook
3.4. Email when IoT Hub device added
3.5. Respond to Service Bus events
3.6. Stream data from Event Hubs
3.7. Route Media Services events
3.8. Route to Hybrid Connection
4. Samples
4.1. Azure CLI
4.1.1. Create custom topic
4.1.2. Subscribe to Azure subscription
4.1.3. Subscribe to Blob storage
4.1.4. Subscribe to custom topic
4.1.5. Subscribe to resource group
4.1.6. Subscribe and filter events for resource group
4.2. Azure PowerShell
4.2.1. Create custom topic
4.2.2. Subscribe to Azure subscription
4.2.3. Subscribe to Blob storage
4.2.4. Subscribe to custom topic
4.2.5. Subscribe to resource group
4.2.6. Subscribe and filter events for resource group
4.3. Resource Manager templates
4.4. Code samples
5. Concepts
5.1. Event Grid concepts
5.2. Security and authentication
5.3. Delivery and retry
5.4. Event sources
5.5. Event handlers
6. How-to guides
6.1. Post to custom topic
6.2. Receive events at HTTP endpoint
6.3. Dead letter and retry
6.4. Monitor event delivery
6.5. Query event subscriptions
6.6. Subscribe through portal
6.7. Map custom fields to schema
6.8. Use CloudEvents schema
7. Reference
7.1. Azure CLI
7.2. PowerShell
7.3. REST
7.4. Subscription schema
7.5. Event schema
7.5.1. Azure subscriptions
7.5.2. Blob storage
7.5.3. Container Registry
7.5.4. Event Hubs
7.5.5. IoT Hub
7.5.6. Media Services
7.5.7. Resource groups
7.5.8. Service Bus
7.6. Template resources
7.6.1. Event subscriptions
7.6.2. Topics
7.7. SDKs
8. Resources
8.1. Azure Roadmap
8.2. Pricing
8.3. Pricing Calculator
8.4. Stack Overflow
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