Monitor, heal and scale Azure Event Hub
Azure Event Hub is a highly-scalable event processing service, capable of processing millions of events per second in real-time. Event Hub is mainly used in IoT systems and for application instrumentation.
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Observe.
Ensure your Azure Event Hub is running without failures. Get immediately notified of any unhealthy backend resources or other failed activities.
Analyze.
Track a wide range of performance metrics. Get alerted whenever metric values get out of the expected range, and resolve issues before failures occur.
Act.
Based on the observations and analysis of data gathered, Powershell scripts can be executed against your Event Hub to remediate issues that may be detected.
What is Azure Event Hub?
Netreo’s “Microsoft Azure Event Hub” module gives your IT organization complete visibility into the Microsoft Azure Event Hub and provides alerts and automatic actions based on the predefined criteria.
Drive Efficiency
Enabling Microsoft Azure Event Hub in your deployment means one less tool engineers have to consult when troubleshooting issues in your IT Infrastructure.
Manage IT Spend
Ensure you’re dedicating the correct portion of your IT budget to productivity applications, and license utilization levels are in proportion with the size of your organization.
Improve SLAs
Allow the NOC team to isolate problems faster and properly route issues to the correct personnel, reducing MTTR and improving service levels provided to your end users.
End-to-End Visibility for Azure Event Hub
Get deep insights into Azure Event Hub health status and ensure optimal application performance and reliability:
Azure Event Hub Automation
Keep your Azure Event Hub resources running optimally by automating common maintenance tasks by expression or on a schedule.
Automation allows executing actions on specified conditions. While Azure Event Hub resource itself doesn’t support any actions on its own, Netreo provides the possibility to execute calls to custom API endpoints as well as execute Azure Functions, Runbooks and WebJobs on other resources.
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