Azure Event Grid - Serverless integration in Azure

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Azure Event Grid is designed for serverless architectures, facilitating event routing from various sources to multiple destinations for applications. It does not function as a data pipeline and does not transport the actual objects that have been updated. Eldert Grootenboer, a cloud solution architect and expert in Azure, emphasizes its capabilities and limitations.

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Azure Event Grid - Serverless integration in Azure

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Event Grid is not a data pipeline, and does not deliver the actual object that
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