Publishing Events
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Publishing EventsWe provide support for publishing custom events to a custom Azure Event Grid Topics.
Import the following namespace into your project:
using Arcus.EventGrid.Publishing;
Next, create an EventGridPublisher
instance via the EventGridPublisherBuilder
which requires the endpoint & authentication key of your custom topic endpoint.
var eventGridPublisher = EventGridPublisherBuilder .ForTopic(topicEndpoint) .UsingAuthenticationKey(endpointKey) .Build();
Publishing EventGridEvent's
Create your event that you want to publish
string licensePlate = "1-TOM-337";string eventSubject = $"/cars/{licensePlate}";string eventId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();var @event = new NewCarRegistered(eventId, eventSubject, licensePlate);
await eventGridPublisher.Publish(@event);
Alternatively you can publish a list of events by using
await eventGridPublisher.PublishMany(events);
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Resilient PublishingThe EventGridPublisherBuilder
also provides several ways to publish events in a resilient manner. Resilient meaning we support three ways to add resilience to your event publishing:
- Exponential retry: makes the publishing resilient by retrying a specified number of times with exponential backoff.
EventGridPublisherBuilder.ForTopic(topicEndpoint) .UsingAuthenticationKey(endpointKey) .WithExponentialRetry(retryCount) .Build();
- Circuit breaker: makes the publishing resilient by breaking the circuit if the maximum specified number of exceptions are handled by the policy. The circuit will stay broken for a specified duration. Any attempt to execute the function while the circuit is broken will result in a
BrokenCircuitException
.
EventGridPublisherBuilder.ForTopic(topicEndpoint) .UsingAuthenticationKey(endpointKey) .WithCircuitBreaker(exceptionsBeforeBreaking, durationOfBreak) .Build();
- Combination of the two: Circuit breaker with/after exponential retry.
EventGridPublisherBuilder.ForTopic(topicEndpoint) .UsingAuthenticationKey(endpointKey) .WithExponentialRetry(retryCount) .WithCircuitBreaker(exceptionsBeforeBreaking, durationOfBreak) .Build();