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You are developing a telemetry ingestion solution in .NET that uses the Azure.Messaging.EventHubs.Processor library. The application must consume events, manage partition load balancing using Azure Blob Storage, perform checkpointing to prevent processing duplicate messages from the last known state, and shut down gracefully. You need to implement the lifecycle of the EventProcessorClient. In which order should you perform the tasks?

  1. 1Create instances of BlobContainerClient and EventProcessorClient with the required Azure Storage container and Event Hub connection details.
  2. 2Assign delegate methods to the ProcessEventAsync and ProcessErrorAsync properties of the EventProcessorClient to handle events and errors.
  3. 3Call StartProcessingAsync on the EventProcessorClient to begin receiving events and managing partition ownership leases.
  4. 4Call UpdateCheckpointAsync on the ProcessEventArgs inside the event handler to commit the progress of partition reading to the checkpoint store.
  5. 5Call StopProcessingAsync on the EventProcessorClient to release partition ownership leases and stop event processing gracefully.

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The correct sequence starts with initializing the client and storage containers, followed by assigning the event and error delegates, launching the processing thread, checkpointing during active event consumption, and finally stopping processing to release leases.
The correct order ensures that the necessary storage and processor clients are instantiated first. Next, handlers must be assigned before the client starts processing, as starting without handlers throws an exception. Checkpoints are recorded during the processing stage as events are consumed. Finally, stopping the processor releases partition leases and terminates the client lifecycle cleanly.

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1
Initialize the EventProcessorClient and BlobContainerClient.
Connections to Azure Event Hubs and the checkpoint store are prepared.
Establishes connection details and links the processor to the Blob Storage container that manages ownership leases and offsets.
2
Register callbacks for ProcessEventAsync and ProcessErrorAsync.
The processor is configured with the logic required to handle incoming messages and errors.
The SDK requires both event and error handler delegates to be defined before the client is started, otherwise an InvalidOperationException is thrown.
3
Start event processing and lease acquisition.
The background thread starts reading events and claiming partition leases.
Invoking StartProcessingAsync initiates partition load balancing and events start flowing to the handler.
4
Perform checkpoints inside the event processing handler.
The current partition state is persisted to Blob Storage.
Invoking UpdateCheckpointAsync on the event arguments saves progress, allowing the processor to resume from this point in case of failure.
5
Stop the processor and release partition leases.
Event consumption stops and partition leases are released cleanly.
Invoking StopProcessingAsync ensures that other consumer instances can immediately assume ownership of the partitions without waiting for lease timeouts.

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Lifecycle management and checkpointing configuration for the Azure.Messaging.EventHubs EventProcessorClient SDK.
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