Event Hubs (1 / 16): Which of the following options represents when an event processor marks or commits the position of the last successfully processed event within a partition?
Answer:
Checkpointing is a process by which an event processor marks or commits the position of the last successfully processed event within a partition.
Scale covers the number of consumers and taking ownership of reading partitions.
Increase or reduce the consumers dynamically. The pool of consumers can rebalance the number of partitions they own, to share the load with the newly added consumers.