Introduction to event-driven architecture and how it's implemented in Azure.

Introduction to event-driven architecture

Understanding event-driven architecture

Connecting Event Grid Topic

Setting up a basic event flow

Azure Event Grid overview

Setting up Event Grid

Connecting a custom app to Event Grid

Building an event subscriber

Event routing, filtering, and system Events

Setting up an MQTT broker

Configuring event routing

Working with system events

Event filtering

Building Event-Driven Architecture

Getting to know how event-driven and message-based systems enable data-intensive operations at scale.

Event Hubs as a data highway

Setting up Event Hubs

Integrating Event Hubs with Event Grid

Capturing and storing events

Queue Storage overview

Setting up Azure Queue Storage

Working with Queue Storage

Configuring message expiry

Introduction to Azure Service Bus

Setting Up a Service Bus Namespace

Working with queues and topic

Failed queue messages and dead-lettering

Asynchronous Workflows at Scale

Advanced features of event-driven and messgae-driven services in Azure allow us to build resilient systems.

Sessions, auto-forwarding, and partitions

Session-based processing

Options

DLQ triggers

Auto-forward & retry behavior

Dead-letter & auto-forwarding

Duplicate detection & partitioning

Custom topics, filtering, and retries

Event Grid Domains & Custom Topics

Advanced filtering & dead-lettering

Retry policy configuration

Event capture, scaling, and partitions

Capturing an event

Scaling throughput & partitions

Consumer groups & Geo-DR planning

Wrapping up

Advanced Messaging & Eventing Patterns

This course teaches you how to build event-driven and asynchronous architectures in Azure and connect them to third-party services such as webhooks, messaging platforms, and external applications.

You’ll start by understanding the fundamentals of event-driven architecture and why it is essential for modern cloud systems. From there, you’ll work hands-on with Azure Event Grid, Event Hubs, Queue Storage, and Azure Service Bus to route, filter, and process events at scale.

Through practical exercises, you’ll learn how to publish and subscribe to events, trigger Azure Functions, integrate external systems, and design reliable messaging workflows. As the course progresses, you’ll explore advanced patterns like dead-lettering, retries, session-based processing, duplicate detection, and large-scale streaming pipelines.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to design and implement scalable, resilient, and event-driven solutions that seamlessly connect Azure services with third-party systems—skills that are directly applicable to real-world cloud applications and Azure developer roles.

Understanding Microsoft Azure

Introduction to Azure

Learn to design scalable event-driven architectures in Azure using messaging services and real-world integrations.

Develop Azure Event-based and Message-based Solutions

Microsoft Azure Developer Associate (AZ-204)

Dead-letter & auto-forwarding

Interaktive praktische Übung