Azure SDK for Rust Goes Beta |
Written by Nikos Vaggalis | |||
Tuesday, 08 April 2025 | |||
The official Microsoft Azure SDK for Rust is a collection of libraries that make Rust developers' life that little bit easier in accessing various Azure services. The SDK is part of Microsoft's ongoing attempt to embrace Rust more. By calling into the SDK's libraries, Rust developers can now access and interact with Azure based services from their code seamlessly. The collection is comprised of libraries for : Identity Key Vault secrets Key Vault keys Event Hubs Cosmos DB All libraries are available as crates and are published on crates.io, so that you can use cargo to install the crates from the SDK. For instance to install the Azure Event Hubs client library, you do: cargo add azure_messaging_eventhubs To then use it, first create an Event Hubs Namespace and an Event Hub Instance, as well as log in with Azure CLI. There's examples up on the project's Github repo to get you started. And with that, Rust infiltrates Microsoft too, or is it the other way around? More InformationRelated ArticlesTake The Beginner's Series to Rust
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