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Regarding Adding reference data to my stream in Microsoft fabric event stream.
Makes sense. In this case, the pattern is established. Eventstream loads the initial stream into Eventhouse, where the stream is contextualized with the reference data and written to a new table. Then create a new eventstream that uses an Azure Data Explorer source (with the Eventhouse uri information). Even though the source says ADX Eventhouse is the same engine.
Then add a custom endpoint destination where your customer can subscribe. THe other thing you could consider is rather streaming back into the eventstream simply make the data available in eventhouse via the rest api
Microsoft EmployeeThere is no need to add lakehouse as a source to add it as a reference stream. Use the eventstream to load your data to an eventhoues, and shortcut the data from lakehouse. Then join the data direclty in KQL to reference the data together.
Hi kustortininja , Thank for the reply. but here in my case i want to establish a fastpath to my customer by creating a custom end point...with as much as possible minimum latency i want to enrich my data and push into an customendpoint destination..then my customer will subscribe to that end point.
- kustortininja
Makes sense. In this case, the pattern is established. Eventstream loads the initial stream into Eventhouse, where the stream is contextualized with the reference data and written to a new table. Then create a new eventstream that uses an Azure Data Explorer source (with the Eventhouse uri information). Even though the source says ADX Eventhouse is the same engine.
Then add a custom endpoint destination where your customer can subscribe. THe other thing you could consider is rather streaming back into the eventstream simply make the data available in eventhouse via the rest api
v-veshwara-msftCommunity Support
Hi VENUMADDIPATI52 ,
Just wanted to check if the response by kustortininja helped clarify your setup. If further assistance is needed, please reach out. Thanks kustortininja for your valuable inputs.
Thank you.
