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robece-msft announces updates to Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Hub, including generally available Business Events and new Fabric Events capabilities. The post explains how governed, versioned event contracts help teams validate integrations early, route and transform signals, retain events for analysis in Eventhouse, and react to operational changes like capacity pressure and item lifecycle events.

robece-msft continues the Microsoft Fabric Business Events series by outlining five real-world business event scenarios and the shared event-driven pattern used to turn business moments into trusted signals and downstream actions across Fabric.

robece-msft continues the Microsoft Fabric Business Events series by showing how to react to business events using Fabric Activator and Eventhouse, focusing on practical event-driven patterns for turning event streams into signals and actions across Fabric.

robece-msft explains how to choose between Business Events, Fabric Events, and Azure Events in Microsoft Fabric, focusing on how each “event pillar” fits different event-driven architecture needs and enterprise implementation patterns across the Fabric platform.

robece-msft continues the Microsoft Fabric Business Events series with guidance on designing business event schemas that downstream consumers can reliably interpret and act on in event-driven architectures.

robece-msft outlines how to build event-driven applications in Microsoft Fabric using Business Events and User Data Functions, with code samples, architecture patterns, and practical scenarios aimed at teams building real-time, data-centric solutions.

robece-msft introduces the fundamentals of event-driven architecture in Microsoft Fabric, focusing on Real-Time Hub and how Fabric’s event capabilities help workloads react to meaningful business signals in real time.