We can Create the Consumer group by calling CreateConsumerGroupIfNotExists from the code. But is there a way we can Create it from the Microsoft Azure Portal ?
Create a consumer group in the new portal (https://portal.azure.com/) by the following steps:
Azure Portal > Event Hubs > Event Hub > Consumer Groups > +Consumer Group
Make sure that you've created a Event Hub within your Event Hubs instance. The Consumer Groups tab will be under "Entities" of the Event Hub page.
On the old Azure Portal you can access it via https://manage.windowsazure.com.
Azure Portal -> Service Bus Tab -> myServiceBus -> Event Hub Tab -> myHub
Once inside the Event Hub, there should be a "CONSUMER GROUPS" tab at the top, click on that. Once inside, in the navy blue footer, there should be a "create" button which will let you create a new consumer group. Attached below is a diagram on how to get to this.
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I have set up my first Service Hub service to receive Graph callRecords notifications.
I saw requests coming through successfully but not the messages:
I then realized that the Service Hub instance I'm viewing has the wrong Subscription ID. Along the way I accidentally created a new subscription with my script.
How do I associate the service hub instance to the correct subscription?
Thanks in advance!
How do I associate the service hub instance to the correct subscription
We can move Azure resources from one Resource Group to another or from one subscription to another.
Navigate to the Portal => Your Resource Group , there you will find an option to Move Resources
Select the Event Hub and click on Move to another Subscription, Select the Target Subscription and Resource Group which you want to move
I am using google cloud alerts to send emails in the event that a particular log is generated in google cloud logging. Now, the emails do arrive properly. But, every-time the cloud alert triggers, we receive two emails 1) alert firing 2) alert recovery. Can I somehow customize this behavior to get only one email?
Any leads will be helpful. If needed, I can describe the above situation in more detail.
You can deactivate notification (email in your case) on incident closure. You can do this using the Cloud Console.
Go to Alerting under Monitoring service
Click on the policy you want to modify
Click the EDIT button on top of the page
Click NEXT to land on Who should be notified? (optional)
Uncheck Notify on incident closure check box (as shown in green in
the capture)
Click SAVE
I would like to capture the metric for and EventHub, capture data backlog . Is there a rest api to get the reault . I am developing a .Net application to monitor azure resource.
You can use the Azure Metrics Restapi or the .NET SDK. Read more about metrics in Azure Monitor Here
Github Sample for monitor-dotnet-metrics-api
my device publish a MQTT message to an Azure Iot hub and uses a topic with an additional property bag. The iot hub routes the message with the build-in routes and endpoints feature to an eventhub.
Is it possible, that an application which listens to the eventhub, could get the topic and property bag information from the message? And if it's possible, is each propertiy in the property bag accessible as property/value pair, or do I have to parse the topic property?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Mananana
the following screen snippets show the MQTT Client and the Azure Function as an EventHub trigger:
and the consumer side:
I need to create a WebJob through the Azure Portal. However, I'm not seeing an option to do so in the Portal through my trial subscription. Can you tell me how to set up a WebJob in the Portal using my trial subscription?
There's not an option to create an Azure WebJob as a separate resource. Instead, you want to create a Web App. A Web App can host a web application, but it can also host continuous and triggered WebJobs.
To provision a new Web App, click the New button in the upper left-hand corner of the portal. Choose "Web + Mobile", then choose "Web App".
After you create a WebJob project in Visual Studio, you can right click the project file and choose "Publish as Azure Webjob..."
If you browse to your Web App's management blade, you'll see a menu item called "WebJobs". This will list all WebJobs that are running on that WebApp.