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Hi All, We are trying to connect to AWS MQ to store the data in Azure data lake. does anyone know if function app or logic app can connect to AWS MQ and how ? Thanks, Rahul
I'd suggest to go with AWS Lambda attached to MQ that would push messages to Azure Queue or Service Bus which you'd push to Datalake or wherever
@Sharma, Rahul Thanks for reaching out.
As per Amazon MQ document it looks like there are SDK that can be used to connect to Amazon MQ. Azure function supports the languages documented here. As per the SDK supported by Amazon MQ you can choose the language and write your custom code to connect to Amazon MQ to read the data.
Similarly, you can leverage the Data lake SDK storage or any other SDK as per the supported destination you can store those messages/data.
Hi Mayank, This is certainly one of the option but I am not sure scalability of azure function to process real time stream specially for the transactional data. Also as there is no trigger available for Amazon MQ , we have to run these azure function with other application. Let me know if there is any way how to schedule azure function to process the MQ data in realtime ?
@Sharma, Rahul Azure function is scalable based on different plan. For more details you can refer to this. Yes, there is no Amazon MQ trigger, but you can use timer trigger or any other available trigger then would best suit your needs. Your timer trigger will trigger the function app based on the schedule and your custom logic inside the function will read the events from Amazon MQ. I am not an expert in Amazon MQ so I am not sure if you need to maintain the checkpointing to know till where you have read the events last time.