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Azure Event Hub trigger

When a new message arrives in the Azure Event hub, the trigger detects it and starts the flow to process or handle the message as needed. This is useful for automating workflows that depend on incoming messages from Azure Event hub.


AEH Trigger

ExampleExample
This Flow listens for invoice messages arriving in an Event Hub.
If the message contains invoice data, it’s added to a database; otherwise the Flow throws a controlled exception.

Properties

Name Required Description
Title No A descriptive label for the trigger.
Event Hub connection Yes Azure Event Hub connection used to authenticate and connect to the service.
Blob Container connection Yes An Azure Event Hub connection.
Polling frequency No Interval or schedule for how often the trigger checks for new messages in the topic.
Checkpoint batch size No Specifies the number of received event before updating the checkpoint.
Consumer group No Specifies the name of the consumer group used to read the events.
Partition No Specifies the ID of the partition from which the event are read.
Output data type No Specifies the format of the trigger's output data (e.g., JSON, XML).
Ouput variable name No Name of the variable where the trigger's output data will be stored.
Disabled No Boolean value indicating whether the trigger is disabled (true/false).
Description No Additional notes or comments about the trigger's purpose or configuration.

Returns

This trigger returns a single variable with the specified name and Output data type.

Schedule Trigger Output Type