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You are developing an application that processes Azure Blob storage events.
Your application has the following requirements: Process transaction logs asynchronously for changes that occur to the blobs and the blob metadata.
Process changes in the order in which they occurred.
Retain changes for compliance reasons.
Solution: You use Azure Monitor HTTP Data Collector API.
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A. B.B.
The solution proposed in the scenario is not sufficient to meet all of the application requirements.
The Azure Monitor HTTP Data Collector API is designed to collect log data and send it to Azure Monitor, which can then be used for analysis and reporting. However, this API is not specifically designed for processing Blob storage events, and it does not guarantee that changes will be processed in the order in which they occurred.
Additionally, while the API can be used to retain log data for compliance reasons, it is not clear whether this will be sufficient to meet the requirement of retaining changes to the Blob storage events themselves.
Therefore, the proposed solution may not be able to meet all of the requirements of the application, and an alternative solution may be needed to ensure that Blob storage events are processed asynchronously, in the correct order, and retained for compliance purposes.
Possible alternative solutions might include using Azure Functions or Azure Event Grid to process Blob storage events, or using Azure Stream Analytics to process changes in real-time and store them in a durable storage solution such as Azure Cosmos DB.