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Create an Event Hub with a Consumer Group

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Recipe · 3 steps

Create an Event Hub with a Consumer Group

with Azure Event Hubs

Create an event hub and a consumer group, then verify the group exists.

  1. Create the event hub as a nested resource within the namespace using the requested partition count.
  2. Create the consumer group on the new event hub, attaching the supplied user metadata.
  3. List the consumer groups on the event hub to confirm the newly created group is registered.
What you'll need to have ready
  • subscriptionId: Azure subscription identifier that scopes the resource.
  • resourceGroupName: Name of the resource group that contains the namespace.
  • namespaceName: The existing Event Hubs namespace name.
  • eventHubName: The event hub name to create.
  • consumerGroupName: The consumer group name to create on the event hub.
  • partitionCount: Number of partitions for the event hub (1-32).
  • userMetadata: Optional user-defined metadata stored on the consumer group.
  • apiVersion: Client API version for the management plane.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow microsoft-azure-event-hubs:create-event-hub-with-consumer-group, 3 operations: EventHubs_CreateOrUpdate → ConsumerGroups_CreateOrUpdate → ConsumerGroups_ListByEventHub. Specs on APIs.io.

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