What technology should you use to ensure another system processes the data successfully during integration?

In the context of ensuring that another system successfully processes data during integration, the use of Azure Relay is particularly effective. Azure Relay enables secure communication between services that are hosted in different networks. It allows for the establishment of hybrid connections, meaning that on-premises services can communicate with cloud services without requiring complex configurations such as opening firewalls or exposing services directly to the internet.

When using Azure Relay, messages can be managed in a way that ensures they reach their intended destination and that the receiver can process them effectively. It supports two primary modes: relay messaging and hybrid connections, helping facilitate seamless communication across disparate environments. This capability is crucial especially in scenarios where you want to ensure that the system receiving the data is capable of processing it without directly exposing endpoints or introducing additional latency or failure points.

Other integration technologies, while powerful and useful for specific scenarios, do not offer the same level of secure and reliable direct communication like Azure Relay. For example, Azure Service Bus queues are great for asynchronous processing and reliable messaging but may not fit all integration scenarios that require real-time processing. Azure Event Hubs is primarily designed for large-scale event ingestion, particularly for telemetry and analytics purposes, rather than direct integration tasks. Webhooks provide a mechanism for one-way communication but can