djrosanova

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   by djrosanova 8y ago

   I suppose anything is "possible"...
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   by djrosanova 8y ago

   Agreed, I think this is more an effort to have a free flow of event and information. It's not that one organization has a monopoly on it, it's that all users suffer small painful taxes at every boundary. Collectively they become r
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   by djrosanova 8y ago

   I would say it's more cloud native than cloud restricted. In the past we used to try to bring things from outside of the cloud into to the cloud, now we're starting to bring things born in the cloud out of the cloud.
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   by djrosanova 8y ago

   That was quick!
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   by djrosanova 9y ago

   Excited to see how people use this.
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   by djrosanova 9y ago

   Let me try my best at this. SNS is a sort of close analogy, except SNS isn't really natively tied directly in the other AWS services. It is from some, but it's more attached, not natively integrated including from RBAC / secu
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   by djrosanova 9y ago

   Good question. Some are interesting, some are just useful. For SQL DW doing something like using Event Hubs Capture feature to trigger ETL into DW is really useful. And generally interesting. For Any datastore (SQL, CosmosDb, others) being
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   by djrosanova 9y ago

   I'm from the Event Grid product team and happy to answer any questions.
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   by djrosanova 9y ago

   I'm from the product team for Event Grid and happy to answer any questions.