Deliver events securely over a private link

This article describes how Azure Event Grid supports delivering events over a private link.

Pull delivery

Pull delivery supports consuming events by using private links. Pull delivery is a feature of Event Grid namespaces. When you add a private endpoint connection to a namespace, your consumer application can connect to Event Grid on a private endpoint to receive events. For more information, see configure private endpoints for namespaces and pull delivery overview.

Push delivery

With push delivery, you can't deliver events by using private endpoints. That is, with push delivery, either in Event Grid basic or Event Grid namespaces, your application can't receive events over private IP space. However, there's a secure alternative that uses managed identities with public endpoints. Use the link in the next section to go to the article that shows how to use managed identities to deliver events.

Related content

For more information about delivering events by using a managed identity, see Deliver events securely using managed identities.