🚀 Exciting news: MongoDB Atlas Stream Processing now supports Microsoft Azure and Azure Private Link! This update unlocks new possibilities for developers leveraging Azure’s cloud ecosystem. With this integration, you can: ✅ Seamlessly integrate MongoDB Atlas and Apache Kafka ✅ Effortlessly manage complex, rapidly changing data structures ✅ Process streaming data using the familiar MongoDB Query API ✅ Enjoy a fully managed service, eliminating operational overhead Ready to simplify your data stream processing? Learn more about how this integration can supercharge your workflows! https://lnkd.in/gzneKER8
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