Streaming at Scale with Azure Event Hubs, Azure Functions, and Cosmos DB Part 2: Processing Streaming Data with Azure Functions in Java

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24 Mar 2022CPOL8 min read

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Consume, process and store data in Cosmos DB

This is Part 2 of a 3-part series that explores how to create an end-to-end streaming solution starting by streaming data into Azure Event Hubs, processing it with Azure Functions in Java, and piping the results into a Cosmos DB database. This article shows how to connect our Event Hub to Azure Functions that will process our messages and store them in Cosmos DB.

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