Generally available: Azure Event Hubs Dedicated self-serve scalable clusters for mission critical Kafka, AMQP and HTTPs workloads
Microsoft announced general availability of this Event Hubs update in May 2023.
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- Event Hubs
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- General availability
- May 2023
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Microsoft says
Event Hubs Dedicated self-serve clusters are purpose-built for mission-critical event streaming workloads that demand high-volume data streaming with low-latency.
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Related changes
Other changes for Azure Event Hubs
- Public preview: Capture Event Hubs data with Stream Analytics no-code editor in Delta Lake format · In preview
- Public preview: Resource governance for client applications in Azure Event Hubs · In preview
- Migrate to Azure Resource Manager control plane API version 2021-11-01 by 30 September 2026
- Generally available: Managed Identities support for Capture in Event Hubs · Launched
- Generally available: Resource governance for client applications in Azure Event Hubs · Launched
- Generally available: Kafka compaction support in Azure Event Hubs · Launched
- Generally available: Kafka Connect support in Azure Event Hubs · Launched
- Generally available: Apache MirrorMaker 2 support in Azure Event Hubs · Launched
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