TALK TO YOUR EVENT HUBS DIRECTLY.
Connect Azure Event Hubs to Menza and work with your hubs conversationally — check a hub's live details and partitions, confirm it's accepting traffic, and publish events when you need to. Menza talks to the official Azure Event Hubs API directly, and publishing anything always waits for your explicit approval.
- Reads databases data
- Can take action on Azure Event Hubs, once you approve
- Connects via the official API
What can Menza do with Azure Event Hubs?
Publish a test event on demand
Ask Menza to send a probe through a hub — it drafts the event, shows you exactly what it will publish, and once you approve, sends it so you can verify the pipeline end to end.
Check a hub before you ship
Ask for a hub's live details — partitions, status, whether it accepts a connection — and get a plain answer instead of digging through the portal in the middle of a deploy.
Isolate failures to hub or producer
When events stop arriving, ask Menza to check the hub's live details and — with your approval — send a test publish, so you can tell a broken producer from a broken hub in minutes.
See these answers on your own Azure Event Hubs data.
Menza working with Azure Event Hubs.
Menza doesn't just answer questions about Azure Event Hubs — it proposes the fix and, once you approve, does the work. You stay in control; nothing changes until you say go.
Menzajust nowYour orders hub accepted 0 events during last night's sync window — the first silent run in 34 days. I'll publish a signed test event to the hub so you can confirm whether the hub or the producer is at fault.
Menza6m agoThe staging hub hasn't been exercised since the last release — 19 days without a single test event. I'll publish the standard smoke-test batch of 5 events so tonight's release gate has fresh results.
Connect Azure Event Hubs in a couple of clicks.
Is my Azure Event Hubs data secure?
Your credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed to the AI. Menza reads your data through the provider's official API using the access you grant, and you stay in control of what it can do — read-only by default, with any actions gated behind your approval.
Read our privacy policy- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Scoped access — you choose what Menza can see
- Read-only by default; any action needs your approval
- Credentials are encrypted and never shown to the AI
- Revoke access at any time
Azure Event Hubs questions, answered.
How does Menza connect to Azure Event Hubs?
You connect with your Event Hubs credentials — a namespace and shared access key — pasted in once. They're encrypted at rest and never shown to the AI; Menza uses them server-side to call the official REST interface for your namespace.
What can Menza answer about my Azure Event Hubs data?
This connector is deliberately focused: it reads live event hub details — a hub's partitions and status — and it can publish events. Ask whether a hub is reachable, what partitions it has, or have Menza send a well-formed event for testing.
Is my Azure Event Hubs data safe with Menza?
Yes. Your shared access key is encrypted, never exposed to the AI, and scoped to the access you grant. Menza can publish events, but every publish waits for your explicit approval — you see the exact payload before anything is sent.
Can Menza read the events flowing through a hub?
No — consuming event streams isn't what this connector does. It reads hub details and publishes events with your approval. For analysing the data inside your streams, connect the systems those events land in and ask Menza there instead.