With Event Grid, Microsoft has done the hard work of building a publish-and-subscribe system for you, integrating it with notifications from various Azure services. Events are now a first-class ...

Microsoft has introduced Azure Event Grid, a managed service designed to simplify the development and provisioning of event-based applications, building on its serverless computing platform.

Microsoft announced a new product in its Azure line-up in preview today that will make it easier for developers to build event-based applications. The Azure Event Grid makes events (like uploading ...

Today, Microsoft released a novel service for ingesting and processing cloud events. The Azure Event Grid takes events generated from Azure services, or custom apps, and routes them to chosen ...

Microsoft has announced multiple updates to Azure Event Grid, which allows for creating event-driven application architectures. The announcement includes features around retry policies, dead ...

Microsoft's effort to streamline event handling on its cloud platform, Azure Event Grid, has now reached its general availability phase. Available in 10 of Azure's regions, with more coming soon.

Microsoft Azure Event Grid is priced similar to other usage-based Azure services at 60-cents per million events actions, namely event pushes or pulls from the hub.

With Event Grid, Microsoft introduced a new Azure service last year that it hopes will become the glue that holds together modern event-driven and distributed applications. Starting today, Event ...

Microsoft is making inroads with its Serverless strategy. Azure Event Grid has the potential to become one of the key pillars of the Azure Serverless platform.

Microsoft said the most common use cases for Azure Event Grid during its beta were for automating information technology infrastructure around events, and for “internet of things” applications.

Microsoft is kicking off a preview of its Azure Event Grid, a service to assist programmers building event-based and serverless applications.

The latest update to the Azure SDK adds Mixed Reality and Event Grid client libraries for .NET to the cloud platform's dev tooling, along with Java Azure Core library and other features.