Publishers and Subscribers section
The Publishers list view shows a list of names of all registered publishers for the Event Hub. This section consists of these list views:
- Publishers
- Subscribers
The Publishers list view shows a list of names of all registered publishers for the Event Hub.
This table shows the buttons in the Publishers and Subscribers list views:
| Button | Definition |
|---|---|
| Refresh Publishers | Click the refresh button to refresh the list of publishers. |
| Filter publishers on selected subscribers | Click to only view the selected subscribers' publishers. Note:
You can select several subscribers.
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| Refresh Subscribers | Click the refresh button to refresh the list of subscribers. |
| Filter subscribers on selected publishers | Click to only view the selected publishers' subscribers.
Note: You can select several publishers.
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To only view publishers publishing events to one or more subscribers, select one or more subscribers in the Subscribers list view and click the Filter button for the Publishers list view. To show all publishers again, click the No Filter button for the Publishers list view.
This table shows the columns for the Subscribers list view:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Subscriber | A list of names of all registered subscribers for the Event Hub. |
| Status | A green color indicates that the subscriber is OK. A gray color indicates that no subscriber instances are connected. |
| Estimated backlog | Estimated number of events to be processed. Note: There might be events with non-matching
subscriptions persisted in the partitions. There might also be internal
administration events. As these events also count, you cannot give an exact figure
for number of events to be processed.
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To only view subscribers subscribing to events published by one or more publishers, select one or more publishers in the Publishers list view and click the Filter button for the Subscribers list view. To show all subscribers again, click the No Filter button for the Subscribers list view.
You can use the column Estimated backlog to determine a possible buildup of non-processed events for subscribers.