Service Bus - Tom Kerkhove

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A collection of 4 posts

Monitoring Azure Service Bus entities with Azure Monitor - Where did my messages go?

Monitoring Azure Service Bus entities with Azure Monitor - Where did my messages go?

TL;DR - Azure Service Bus metrics in Azure Monitor have a lifetime. If your entity goes idle, Azure Monitor will start showing '0' as a value after 2 hours. Promitor [https://promitor.io/] has been a side project that I've been working on for a while which allows you

Autoscaling your platform with Azure Monitor

> TL;DR - Autoscaling is a great way to not only optimize your costs but also a flexible way of doing asynchronous processing.We will look at how Azure Monitor Autoscale allows you to define autoscaling rules, what the caveats are and what would be good additions to the service

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Exploring Azure Event Grid - Are Service Bus Topics Dead?

> TL;DR - In this 3rd and last article on Azure Event Grid, we'll have a look at how this relates to Azure Service Bus Topics and why they are still relevant. Read my introduction on Azure Event Grid here [https://blog.tomkerkhove.be/2017/08/22/exploring-azure-event-grid/]. No, Service

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Automatically dead-letter expired messages in Azure Service Bus & how it works

TL;DR - Automatically expiring messages in Service Bus is a nice feature but you have to be aware that it does not "automatically" move expired messages to the dead-letter queue. In some scenarios this can cause reliability loss. Lately my team and I have been using Service Bus for