How to optimize bandwidth when sending to EventHubs using .Net core application

Question

How to create multiple EventHubClients that use several basic TCP connections to provide fast write to EventHubs from a .net web application?

The programming guide for EventHubs ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-hubs/event-hubs-programming-guide ) says:

It is important to note that additional EventHubClient objects created from the factory messaging instance reuse the same underlying TCP connection. Therefore, these objects have a bandwidth limit on the client side. The Create method reuses one factory messaging. If you need very high throughput from a single sender, you can create multiple messages and one EventHubClient object from each factory message.

And then they have a code sample:

var factory = MessagingFactory.CreateFromConnectionString("your_connection_string");
var client = factory.CreateEventHubClient("MyEventHub");

However, I do not know where / if there is a MessagingFactory in the .Net kernel? Is it possible to do this from the .Net kernel? I looked at Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus but could not find.

Answer 1

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