In my earlier article (link), I initiated a discussion on the functionality of Microsoft Fabric Event Streams. I provided an overview of the tool and covered the steps for connecting to data sources. In this follow-up article, I will guide you through the process of data processing and demonstrate how to efficiently store it in […]
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Processing stream data with Microsoft Fabric Event Streams (part1)
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